Yearly Archives: 2011
Merry Christmas to all…
To say that the average Christmas is hectic would be an understatement. This one, even more so. We’ve alreadyView full post »
Thank you.
Wes, like most little people his age, loves Elmo. LOVES. And Elmo is everywhere these days, so hanging out with usView full post »
Comfort
Their preferred method of early morning cartoon watching.View full post »
Magic.
There is no more magical time of year than Christmas. And now that I have kids, it is even more so. I remember, as aView full post »
Swiper, no swiping
There are very few things in life that are a sure thing. Things you can predict and count on 100%. But one of the thingsView full post »
Wesley’s turn…
It slipped under the radar a few weeks back, but all of a sudden, without much warning at all, my boy turned 18 monthsView full post »
Youtube to the rescue. Again.
I have always envied those gals that can complete their outfits by just throwing on a scarf. They make it look so easyView full post »
Jaia, age 4
As she rounds the corner at full speed towards 5, I had to celebrate Jaia in all her 4 year old glory. The ideaView full post »
Misunderstandings of the sweetest kind
#1 In the car on Saturday to pick up our Christmas tree, I remind Jaia that we’ll be putting the tree on the roofView full post »
The season is in full swing
On his way home tonight, Dan is stopping to pick up our Christmas tree. A real one. Our first real one in many yearsView full post »
More snow!
The day stayed so warm and the snow looked so fluffy that we went out to play more than once. The boy learned to say &#View full post »
First snow
Ottawa woke up to it’s first blanket of snow this morning. It won’t stay. The temperature is supposed toView full post »
New traditions
This year Jaia asked if she could decorate her gingerbread house with some of her little buddies. I thought it was aView full post »
Mad skillz
Since we were talking about milestones and growing up too fast, I couldn’t not mention my girl, who I thoughtView full post »
Help yourself.
As your child grows and becomes more independent, you get to sit back a little and watch them get a real feel for theView full post »