Emma and Bea were playing with their stuffed dog and bear respectively. So as I was in the other room, I heard,
"Prick up, Exika, prick up. Exika just doesn't seem to prick up." Emma's dog is named Exika and apparently isn't feeling well. Exika is from Mexico, I'm informed.
Bea's bear is Indian and her name is Indiana. Aren't they creative?
17 December 2008
13 December 2008
A little Violet gallery
We know, we know. This is a typical parent thing to do: post a bunch of pictures of their kids because they think they are the cutest things. Well, we don't think, we KNOW! Our little Violet sits up by herself now, kind of army crawls, and has just braved her second tooth's appearance. But what we really can't get over is her smile. We hope you agree.
10 December 2008
What else would they be talking about?
The girls made gingerbread (actually, graham-cracker) houses at the Miller's today. Outside of Bea's house were two gingerbread men who were "talking." Jonathan asked the girls what they were "talking" about. Emma replied: "They're talking about Tolkien." One more reminder (not that he needed one) that Jonathan really needs to finish his dissertation soon.
02 November 2008
Bonners Ferry Visit, Part Deux
Bonners Ferry Visit, Part Un
14 October 2008
Dan and Wendy's visit
Update on the kiddos
09 August 2008
blog looks
I know, I've changed the looks again of our blog. Basically, it's just too bad they don't have more template options. I keep trying to make it look different from everyone else's but that's impossible. So maybe we'll stick with this theme for a bit.
The pretty ladies of our house
Our new house
I know this is only the living room, dining room and kitchen, but it's a start so you can see our new place. We just love it! The old wood floors are great. We have one bathroom that's bright blue and other that's bright red, which is exciting. And there's a huge yard in the back the girls have been enjoying.
The Lake
Annie and her mom took the girls up to Sandpoint, ID to see the great grandparents and of course swim in Lake Pend Oreille. This is a huge freshwater lake and really very beautiful. Annie's parents grew up here sailing and swimming in it, so it holds lots of memories. Emma and Bea had a great time moving sand from one place to another.
Barney
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