Our Growing Boy!

  Here's a few more pictures from the hospital!

Our first family picture as a family of 5

 Meeting their brother for the first time

One proud dad!

1st sponge bath at home

 doin' some thinkin'

him at 6 weeks

We just can't get enough of this sweet boy!

Lorelaism's:

Mom:  "Lorelai, what are you doing?"
L:  "Just walking around being silly"

"I sure can!"

I gave her lunch and she looked at the plate and said, "my goodness, you gave me some plenty!"

My favorite; "Mom, you're such a good mommy"  (somehow she knew I needed that)

Lorelai was helping me unload the dishwasher and I handed her a butter knife to put away, she looked at me and said, "I don't usually touch knifes."  (oops, bad mommy)

Whenever Lorelai and daddy are rough housing she refers to him as "tiger".

"I had a wonderful dream!"

"That's fabulous!"

"See ya later, have good dreams"

G. Dixon:  "Lorelai what's your daddy doing?
L: "He's just workin, workin, workin!"

"Oh poor dear" or "Oh poor guy"

Reagan has finally started talking a lot more over the last month or so.  Now she can say just about anything (not all of it is easy to understand)

Some of my favorites lately:

"Holy Moly"
"Yeh yo" (yellow; she says this about 20 times a day, it is def. her favorite color!)
"bubby" (bunny; she has a tiny stuffed bunny that she loves!)
"Oh brother"
"Hey there"
"boon" (balloon)
This morning she kept asking "why" over and over again I finally gave her a simple answer and her response was a long drawn out "Oooooooohhhhhhhhh"

This little girl wants to do anything and everything her sister does and copies everything she says!  She will not be left out!  She thinks she is a comedian and loves to make people laugh.  Lorelai is stubborn and independent, but it's nothing compared to Reagan's stubborness!

Both girls are the sweetest little things in the world and at the same time know just how to stretch me and my patience!  They both love their little brother and are excellent helpers.  That little guys gets more kisses in a day than he'd probably like!

These girls know how to wear us out and transitioning to 3 kids 3 and under has had its challenges, but it's worth every minute!

We just love these little ones!

The Fortress

I went visiting teaching today and came home to find my kitchen table was gone...

I'm not sure when I'll be getting my table back, the girls liked watching a movie and eating dinner in the

fortress way better than at the table.