Weston driving something on the table...
Monday, March 21, 2011
Learning our new toy!!
So, Clayton got a new camera for Christmas, the Nikon D7000. It is SOO nice! BUT, be warned: Nice cameras still do need a nice photographer! Because I took all of these pictures, you get what you get, no promises guaranteed! Still, I had a lot of fun playing around with my kids! Here are a bunch of crazy random pictures since Christmas.
Weston driving something on the table...
Kaiden and his latest plane that he built.
Hannah's "hi-ya'er".
More of the plane.

Our soon to be gymnast, she is so rediculous when it comes to flexibility.
Not even trying...
Kaiden and Hannah made trains out of a egg carton in pre-school. We filled their "cars" with yummy cargo for lunch.
Weston driving something on the table...
Friday, March 18, 2011
Happy 3rd Birthday Hannah
Ahh, by baby is 3! I can hardly believe it in some ways, but on the other hand she has sure earned her 3 years to claim-and she totally does! If she even hears te number 2, she will quickly shout out that she isn't 2 anymore and that now she is 3.Her cake and presents.
The Birthday girl ready for the candles.
Wishing for her prince....
She was sooo excited when she saw this present that Kaiden got for her. It is a set of fairy wings that she saw at the store that she really, really wanted. Kaiden wanted them too since he loves to dress up with Hannah.Yes, he is awesome!!


Ok, so I am sure all of you military wives can feel my pain here. Clayton has been collecting old uniforms for, well I'll be nice and say a while now. He has all along been telling me that he was going to use them and "make" something out of them. My thoughts, "Blah!! Before we move I will throw them away one day and hopefully he won't notice. Seriously, who needs this many old uniforms??" Well, then early in the winter he ended up buying a pack frame and tells me that he isn't going to buy a pack because he doesn't really like them and wants to build his own. What?! Am I supposed to be supportive here? Or do I tell him no because I am really thinking he is crazy because I know he'll never do it! I chose to be supportive, though I didn't believe him at all. One month later, with a whole lot of sewing in the evenings, here he is with his pride and joy! AND, it is all the right dimensions, with all the right pockets and loops and everything else he wanted but couldn't find. AND, to my happiness the uniform pile is all gone! Sooo, with my tail all the way between my legs, I am saying how proud I am AND I'm sorry for doubting his mad skills! He really is good at everything he does. Now if only he could share a little of that gift....
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