We hope that everyone is having a wonderful Thanksgiving. For most people Thanksgiving begins the anticipation for Christmas and in anticipation of Christmas, my sister Lindsey made this for us and we just had to let everyone see it. Enjoy!!
http://www.elfyourself.com/?id=9567751806
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Friday, November 16, 2007
IF YOU THINK I'M CUTE... YOU SHOULD SEE MY DAD!
For those of you who don't know.... Zach is blessed with great sense of style. In fact, many of the times in which I have received compliments on my outfit, or shoes... they have been items which Zach has either told me to buy, or bought for me himself (yes ladies, my husband does know my sizes and can fit me to a T!). Apparently our little Xander has inherited this trait from his dad and I have the pictures to prove it. See... Xander HATES to get dressed. If he could be naked all day long, HE WOULD BE (another trait he inherited from Zach). So in an attempt to make getting dressed fun for him I decided to let him pick out his outfit for the day all by himself. Granted, he probably had no idea what was going on, but the outcome was quite entertaining. We began with the pant drawer, from which he chose a pair of light blue and white striped pants. I immediately began seeing all the mismatched shirts he could possibly choose to go with the pants as we moved on to the shirt drawer. To my surprise however he chose a white polo shirt that matched perfectly. Thinking it a fluke (especially since the polo was closer to the back of the drawer and surrounded by many other colorful options), we moved on to the onesies where to my astonishment the little guy pulled out a light blue onesie that perfectly matched the above mentioned pants. So there you have it.... I am a woman surrounded by good looking men, with great sense of style. It's enough to make one extremely self-conscious. Do I look okay?


Monday, November 5, 2007
Hallo-Weenie
So we have had a wonderfully fun last week. I am not much of a Halloween person, even though I love free candy and scary movies, but I feel that Halloween is a time for guys who want to dress up like women and for women to dress like sl#ts. But Codi is slowly making me enjoy Halloween. Last Friday we had out ward party and it was really fun, except that we were one of two couples who actually dressed up for Halloween, and I don't know how we won first place with such competition. Xander was a hot dog, which he loved being in because it kept him warm and Codi and I were ketchup and mustard. It was fun.
Then, on Saturday a group of friends, the Lee's, the Wright's and some other couple, went to the ZOO and they had a little themed activity, and by little I mean little. We waited in this huge long line and overall walked two miles to occasionally pick up a couple pieces of candy, a Dr. Pepper, and baked Cheetos. It was worth the six bucks.
Then, on Halloween night we went trick r treating, and Codi and I were a little embarrassed. We felt kind of dumb walking around with a kid who could not even eat candy. So after only 30 minutes of trick r treating, and having people give us dumb looks, one guy, while he was putting candy in the basket said, "well, here is some candy, even though it is really for dad anyways." So we stopped doing that and headed over to the Wright's for a little party. We had a pumpkin dinner, Jell-o eyes, snake bread, fruit, and a graveyard cake. It was really fun. I am beginning to like Halloween a little more, I guess Holidays get more exciting when you have kids.
P.S. Xanders two teeth popped through this past week, he is taking it really well, just a little clingy.




And another picture of everyone dressed up. We are loving the family themed outfits.
Then, on Saturday a group of friends, the Lee's, the Wright's and some other couple, went to the ZOO and they had a little themed activity, and by little I mean little. We waited in this huge long line and overall walked two miles to occasionally pick up a couple pieces of candy, a Dr. Pepper, and baked Cheetos. It was worth the six bucks.
Then, on Halloween night we went trick r treating, and Codi and I were a little embarrassed. We felt kind of dumb walking around with a kid who could not even eat candy. So after only 30 minutes of trick r treating, and having people give us dumb looks, one guy, while he was putting candy in the basket said, "well, here is some candy, even though it is really for dad anyways." So we stopped doing that and headed over to the Wright's for a little party. We had a pumpkin dinner, Jell-o eyes, snake bread, fruit, and a graveyard cake. It was really fun. I am beginning to like Halloween a little more, I guess Holidays get more exciting when you have kids.
P.S. Xanders two teeth popped through this past week, he is taking it really well, just a little clingy.




And another picture of everyone dressed up. We are loving the family themed outfits.
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