Some Randomness That is Our Lives

Iphones have totally ruined Larry and I.

I am finding that I snap pictures of everything.

And honestly, Ruby has learned that the phone has a camera

and will yell at me "Take a picture of me!" Till I

snap a shot of her.

Here she is goofing off while eating goldfish.

Almost out after a long day of running around.

My boys wearing new clothes from Grandma.

These are my favorite pictures, children sleeping.

Ruby will choose some of the strangest positions!

Yes, she wanted a picture of this.

This is how Xander can walk out of a store

with nearly $2.00 in change in his pockets.

It is so embarrassing, but he is down before

I know what is happening.

Laundry baskets truly make the best gift for a toddler.

That is next to balloons, boxes, wrapping paper, and

bubble wrap.

Another cute sleeping pose. The humor in this

one is that my little Bella positions her arms behind

her head exactly how big brother Larry does his.

After a long day at school.

This year, there is a lot of running around for the

mini van mom. Ugh! I leave at 2:30 to spend 30

minutes in the car rider line. If it is monday, then we are

immediately off to piano followed by an hour at Sylvan and depending on what monday,

we may have girl scouts.

If it is tuesday, then we sit in the car till Savannah comes

out of choir followed by Sylvan. On wednesday we come home

for an hour before heading out to Sylvan followed by Activity

Days & cub scouts. Thursday is simply Sylvan and then friday

I get a break. Ahhhh!

Ruby, her babies, and her blanket.

What more could you ask for?

Maybe some manicured piggies.

Comments

Lynette News said…

Man, I want Iphone sooo bad but I have to wait til next year.

October 13, 2009 at 4:16 PM

Melissa said…

We have Iphones too... it NEVER leaves my side.. my kids do the SAME thing..take a picture mom..or they beg to play games..haha

October 16, 2009 at 10:48 PM

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