Sunday, December 21, 2008

In a boat, in the snow, not going anywhere...

Well, the manual said just launch it in the water. Perhaps they need qualification on what state the water should be in. It took a pretty good hill to get it going...

Thursday, December 18, 2008

Introducing...


Her name is Sophia Jo and she is fantastic! Behind her is big brother...

Saturday, December 13, 2008

Baby Girl!

So, we were just sitting around eating pie and I finally mentioned JoA's stomach (she had an alarming increase in diameter over the last 9 months). We knew something was up...


















And, before you knew it, we had another little one. I counted... 1... 2.. 3.. 4.. 5.. 6.. 7... 8.. 9... 10... toes and fingers and no penis!





















JaC thought things were getting a little crowded, he was worried...




















But before he knew it, we were all getting along real well! He put his hood up, turned on the "DJ-X" and decided to throw a concert in celebration!


Wednesday, December 10, 2008

Has it really been that long?

We have not left a posting since October of 2007... so, to make it up to the people who have been checking back daily eagerly awaiting the next post, I am officially sorry about the 400 + let downs... Here is a series of snapshots progressing from where we left off. 'i have also figured out how to allow you to leave a comment without an account, so feel free to post and I will publish your comment.

October 31st:




A city Kangaroo? In Bellingham? Why won't he grab more chocolate?














October 2008:


JaC rides Zeus





...now if he would only get up...






September 2008:




This photo is taken at one of JaC's first concerts. He is a big fan with big dance moves.








July 2008:





JaC's first backpacking trip. He learns so fast... He even earned the nickname "Little Streaks" from all the neighbor campers at Maple Grove on the East side of Baker Lake.






May 2008:





Fully Bipedal and training on the nunchaku sticks.













December 2007:







It was snowy that day... you can see our giant chess pieces in the reflection.