

One happy family of FOUR in their new home and biggest adventure (so far). We are 1) a hard working FUN dad that loves his new team- the Rockies, 2)a busy grateful mom that can't believe I now live in such a beautiful place, 3) an imaginative independent WONDERFUL big sister that loves her new house but misses her "fanly", and 4) a delightful little bundle of love miracle baby that gives us joy no matter where we're at.
This morning Ryan has taken the girls to get me a Christmas present. I LOVE and think it is so awesome that he WANTS to go with the girls, he's the raddest dad. He is all about his girls, but I think sometimes it might be hard being the only guy... this morning when we all came down stairs for breakfast I said good morning to the tree and Julia copied me, Ryan replied as the tree, "Good mornig" in a real gruff voice. He asked if the tree could be a boy since everyone else in the house is a girl, I told him no way. The toilets and garbage cans are boys, geez what else does he want?
Check out this Christmas Elf! Loves those teefies and that great big cheesey smile! Her shoes are the best too! She is lovin this new slide of hers, a bit more adventurous than I was prepared for!
Yesterday I babysat and decided since it was soooo nice out we'd go to the zoo. It was fun, but a word to the wise- FEED children BEFORE you go to the zoo. I heard "I'm hungry" in three different languages (1yr old: cry, 2 yr old: gibberish, 3yr old: whine) for two hours! We had a nutrious McDonalds lunch afterwards, such great forthought on my part.