November 14th. Hannah's first Sunday at church and in a dress. Can you tell this is my only girl and my last baby? I took like 20 pictures of her in this dress.
Andrew brought home 'Little Critter' over the weekend and needed to read the book and then show what Little Critter did with Andrew. This is what we came up with. I was so proud of having this project done for him at 9am on Monday morning! But then I came down stairs and saw the boys eating candy for breakfast. Oh well, I can't win them all and Jeffrey is eating an apple too so that is good at least.
A few other notes about Andrew...
Brian and I were laying in bed on morning and Andrew walked in with a box of candy dots in his hand.
"Can I have a piece of candy?"
(Said exactly at the same time)
Me: "No"
Brian: "Yes"
Andrew looked a bit confused by our conflicting responses. We laughed about it for 5 minutes afterward. We need to get on the same page apparently.
Andrew is our prayer. He always wants to say it and the food prayer and nighttime prayer said almost identical despite our efforts to teach him otherwise.
I wan't going to include all of these pictures because I have been worried that it would be too much, but I decided that these pictures are everyday life around here, especially after a new baby. The great thing about these phone cameras are that I get to capture the mundane daily things with young kids.
You can probably figure out which child wanted Hannah to play with his skeleton stuff...
So, so cute and cuddly!
This is my effort to spend more time with the boys. We read and laid in bed.
Surviving the days with some messy playdough!
And pushing each other in a dump truck.
Crazy hat day at school for Andrew so Grandma came and helped his army hat turn crazy. Then of course Jeffrey wanted in on the crazy hat fun.
Hannah was so tiny!!!
Hannah is outgrowing her newborn clothes fast! She made it too about 6 weeks and then I had to move her up in size, at least in her pajamas. She also started sleeping 5-6 hour stretches at night!











































