Summing up the past month.

I unloaded my camera yesterday and I was surprised to find almost 200 pictures that I (or someone else) had taken in the past month. I thought it would be fun to share what kind of life we have and how much fun we really have.

Me and Emma and Tripp taking self portraits on Wednesday night before Thanksgiving.

This is the coolest picture of the kids at the Sadler lunch. I got up on T-giving morning and figured out that I had not bought anyone anything new to wear. So we winged it. This was the mood of the day.

Then I got this picture of this sweet little boy. Sometimes, I just want to eat him up.

A few days later, I found this... my sweet boys cuddled up together on the couch.
This is a regular occurrence.

That weekend, we put the Christmas tree up.

Then, later that night, I found Emma and Tripp saying a Christmas prayer to Santa.

And it ended with "Amen."

Tripp went through a stage where he liked to wear Emma's hot pink head band to exercise.

He even slept in it.

And he did Karate in it.

And they battled with marshmellow guns while wearing workout apparel.

One morning, I got up to find Tripp on the couch sleeping.

He was wearing my snuggie and Emma's eye mask.

Someone in the house borrowed my camera.

And took self pictures.

And random pictures.

I guess she wanted to see how her tongue looked on the camera.

And, I guess she wanted show her Daddy's hind quarters.

This was in Tripp's room. I know this because of the green and blue background.

Maybe the flash surprised her?

Then, there was the church Christmas party.

Tripp told us that this was a girl dressed up as Santa.

Emma caught it, too!

Here is the kids on the Right to Life parade float.

And here is a close up of Eli's Christmas Miracle.

See the important message from Santa?

I wanted to share this just so you see that the kids did not only get Santa gifts.

It looks like a toy store threw up in the house.

Here is my favorite picture of the season.

This was straight after Eli opened his phone.

The little kids jumped on him and hugged him.

They were so excited that he got his phone.

Then, they asked for one, too.