Monday, March 29, 2010

Random Catch up

About two weeks ago, we enjoyed some spring like weather and Easton got a ride in the wagon from Aunt Erica and Aunt Sarah.  He and Alayna couldn't have been happier!
Easton and I went over to Aunt Erica's house to pick up some things and he thought this plastic crown and baby bouncer were quite possibly the coolest things ever.
Several of Ronnie's sisters requested a better look at the goatee that they glimpsed in a few pictures.  Here you go!
Finally, we went to the UW Cowgirls WNIT game vs. BYU.  Easton LOVES going to ball games and spends the entire time like this:
Halftime is like torture for the poor kid.  He just can't wait for "more basketball!"
Kendree spent the entire game sleeping!  She was startled a time or two by extra loud noises, but would just get a look on her face that said "well, that wasn't very nice!" and then go right back to sleep.  Sorry these pictures aren't the greatest.  You can't use flash when they are televising the games.

Friday, March 26, 2010

New Size

This little one has graduated.

Graduated from newborn clothes!

I can't believe she is getting so big, so fast.  (And it totally goes by faster with the second, so I can only imagine the blur that a 5th or 6th child becomes).

Thursday, March 25, 2010

The Camera

This post will make Grandpa Ray proud.

Easton loves the camera.

Loves to have his picture taken...I present you with that evidence:




And loves to take pictures.  Almost all of them are self-portraits, but occasionally he wants to capture another subject.  Like "Kenny."

Imagine him saying, "Cheese, Kenny!  Cheese, Kenny!" over and over.
(I had to show him the right way to hold the camera.)


Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Silly Boy

Easton has been: Walking around in Daddy's shoes
Seeing how Daddy's suit coat looks on him
And eating enough cottage cheese to produce a milk mustache (he was wanting the camera here, hence the sad face)

Sunday, March 21, 2010

The Dresses--this one's for Aunt Aubrey

Our stake had the priviledge of having Elder Quinton Cook of the twelve here for Stake Conference this weekend, so Kendree got dolled up to attend the adult session on Saturday night at the general session on Sunday.

This was her Saturday night outfit.  The only newborn dress that we could get our hands on.  Thanks Aunt Erica for letting us borrow it!
Then for the Sunday session, we put her in an adorable knitted dress made by Aunt Aubrey.  We got LOTS of compliments and more than one person wanted me to let Aubrey know as soon as they are having girls, so they can have one just like it! 
Aubrey also made this adorable matching elephant!

Thursday, March 18, 2010

Kendree's first bath

We gave Kendree-girl her first real bath last night.  Her umbilical cord took a crazy amount of time to fall out, so this event was significantly later than I was expecting it to be.

She was a not a huge fan of the nakedness.

Once we covered her up a bit, she was much happier.  It's all about modesty around here.
She really wasn't happy until we got some clothes back on her.

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Kendree:1 month

This little dear is one month old today!

She is a very good baby, as long as she has a clean diaper, a full belly, and no gas.  She has let me know that I won't be eating any chocolate for the next few months, but I suppose she is worth it!

Kendree is a grunter.  She makes us laugh with all of her little noises.  Sometimes when she makes those newborn sounds that sound like a cat, Easton will "meow" back at her.  It is hilarious.

She is an excellent eater, as evidenced by her one month weight check this afternoon.  She weighed in at 8 lbs 9 oz (50th percentile up from 10th percentile at 2 weeks) and was 20.5 inches long.

She likes her binky more and more everyday, but I seem to remember Easton liking it a bit more at this stage.  It's funny how I just don't remember some specifics that I'm sure my life revolved around when I was at this stage with Easton.  You don't think you will forget, but you do.  I forgive my parents for not remembering things now.  I can't even remember 2 years ago, let alone 27.