This is an example of the patience of Grandmas. Instead of getting frustrated that a toddler is invading their space and getting into their stuff, they just invite them to join in the fun. Please note Carson’s expression during the first 4 seconds of the video–it’s priceless.
I don’t know why, but I kind of have an issue with my kid being seen wearing only a diaper. It seems a little uncouth, and I prefer for him to be out in public and photographed wearing nice, clean clothes. However, I am learning that a) toddlers somehow manage to change every possible plan […]
On the fourth of July, we went down to Harrisburg with Trent’s family, where his Grandma Evelyn lives. The small town gets very festive, with the parade being the pinnacle of the holiday excitement. To add some extra “summer” fun, it was running in the high 90’s. Aunt Michelle took Carson to see the helicopter, […]
We got some pics from Mike, and there were way too many good ones–I had to post. Of course, I’m mainly posting the ones of Carson. Gotta stick with the blog theme here. Ethan was definitely the water-baby of the group. He ran right in! This jumping game was always followed by “More? More?” BTW, […]
Happy Birthday, Babe!Yesterday Trent turned the big 3-0. We had a little family dinner, and as a great birthday present to both of us, we signed the papers to buy our first house! (We don’t get the keys until next week.) In these pictures, don’t forget that from HIS point of view, it says the […]
I think this was our sixth annual family campout at Still Creek. Looking at these pictures, one wonders what ever in the world did I have to take pictures of before Carson was born? We had a great time. Others will surely have better pictures than I do, and hopefully they’ll be on some blogs […]
Here’s a little change from my usual posts, but that’s what’s so great about blogs! It’s just my journal of thoughts and I’m letting you read it. I happened to read this (from a Beth Moore Bible study) on the 4th of July, and, it reminded me, although it sounds a bit cliche, to be […]
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