Saturday, December 17, 2005
Croquet with Grandpa
Emily and Papa this summer. I think that I secretly thought that this is what being a parent would look like everyday: the sweet child in a flowing sundress playing calmly with her grandfather. Mmm, not so much.
Daddy has a head
Emily recently started drawing recognizable human figures. Well, recognizable as humans, not as specific people. Granted they are a little top-heavy with only arms and legs attached to a center head, but on the plus side they are quite svelte. This one is Daddy.
And yes, every picture we take of Emily has that smile.
Emily and Daddy working on the car
Claudia and Claudia
Halloween, just developed
Life without a digital camera. Just got the Halloween pictures developed. The top one is all the cousins together. From left to right: Erin (3 years), Emily (3 years), Evan (13 months), Ryan (9 years), Claudia (6 months), Kyle (5 years).
The bottom one is Emily, wide-eyed as Dorothy, and Claudia, as a very cowardly lion. Looks a lot like the visit to Santa.
Saturday, December 10, 2005
Sunday, December 04, 2005
Saturday, December 03, 2005
Our new house... in the dark
I know, I know, most people take pictures of their homes in the light of day. Not us. Here is how are new house would look if you drove by it at night. Don't ask.
This is the north side of the house showing the living room on the main floor and one window from each of the girl's rooms upstairs. The far left, on the main floor, is the office and the far right is the enclosed front porch.
This is the north side of the house showing the living room on the main floor and one window from each of the girl's rooms upstairs. The far left, on the main floor, is the office and the far right is the enclosed front porch.
This is the south side. The big window on the main floor is the dining room. The one to the right of that is the kitchen.
This is the south side again but taken a little more to the west. It is the dining room window and the enclosed front porch.
Now you should all be able to come see us and have no problem finding the house... as long as it is dark.
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