I am so behind on the blog I don't remember what I have or have not posted. It would be too easy to look. Instead, I will just post this pic, assuming I have not already done so. This was taken at our friends' The Chances' house a few weeks ago. Their kids are Streed's new "sends" aka "friends". He cannot say his "f" so you get the jist. They have twin 5 year old boys, a 3 year old girl and one year old girl. Great ages for my kids!
10.31.2007
Family Photo
I am so behind on the blog I don't remember what I have or have not posted. It would be too easy to look. Instead, I will just post this pic, assuming I have not already done so. This was taken at our friends' The Chances' house a few weeks ago. Their kids are Streed's new "sends" aka "friends". He cannot say his "f" so you get the jist. They have twin 5 year old boys, a 3 year old girl and one year old girl. Great ages for my kids!
10.29.2007
Too CUTE

In case you don't click on all my other friends' blogs...I didn't want you to miss this cutie pie. Here is Taylor, Robyn's baby. They came to visit me last week for a few days while Chip was gone. She is wearing one of Ella's old bow bands. I know Nick is not a big fan but I think it is the cutest thing. It is hard to tell exactly who she looks like so she must just be a good mix.
10.20.2007
At Nana & Papa's
Last weekend Chip and I went to Callaway Gardens for my friend Anne's wedding. We dropped the kids off at Chip's parents house for the weekend. When we got back on Sunday we had a small family party. After the party we went outside to watch Streed ride his "Gator". Ella couldn't take it. She had to get in on the action. She had a ball!








This year's pumpkin patch visit
10.09.2007
Minneapolis
We spent a few weekends ago in Minneapolis, MN at the Desiring God conference with the whole Campus Outreach Gulf Coast staff team. It was a great time of laughing and learning.
You can visit the Desiring God website and listen to any talk from the conference for free as well as almost any John Piper sermon ever preached. I was so impressed that they offer this all free of charge. Just go to the "Resource Library" tab on the home page and enjoy.
You can visit the Desiring God website and listen to any talk from the conference for free as well as almost any John Piper sermon ever preached. I was so impressed that they offer this all free of charge. Just go to the "Resource Library" tab on the home page and enjoy.
Full House
Our friends, The Dyes, stayed with us this past weekend to go to the wedding. They have kids almost exactly the same age as mine. Streed and Isaac played HARD ALL WEEKEND! They tackled each other and only cried a few times. I was proud of Streed's toughness. I saw that he knew Isaac was his friend and was not trying to hurt him, therefore, rough play did not scare him or hurt his feelings. JuJu and Ella just did their own things.

on the way to the wedding. ella just ate a chocolate teddy graham. thanks jenny.

bathtime after the wedding

eating oatmeal squares together.

on the way to the wedding. ella just ate a chocolate teddy graham. thanks jenny.

bathtime after the wedding

eating oatmeal squares together.
Strawberries, Chocolate and Good Buddies
We went to Lafayette last weekend for a friends wedding.
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Streed spent time with his friends Isaac and John Edwin. Isaac stayed at our house all weekend. The boys hadn't seen John Edwin since last December.

Streed and Jadyn shared a moment at the reception.



Ella became intimately acquainted with the strawberries. She loved them plain and chocolate covered. She snuck away from us and found the chocolate one on someone's plate. It was too funny.
Oh yea, and she loved the citrus green tea too. Just kidding, the top was on. She was sure trying though.
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Streed spent time with his friends Isaac and John Edwin. Isaac stayed at our house all weekend. The boys hadn't seen John Edwin since last December.

Streed and Jadyn shared a moment at the reception.



Ella became intimately acquainted with the strawberries. She loved them plain and chocolate covered. She snuck away from us and found the chocolate one on someone's plate. It was too funny.
Oh yea, and she loved the citrus green tea too. Just kidding, the top was on. She was sure trying though.
10.03.2007
Birthday Boy
Sweet Streed turned 3 years old today. It was a rather low-key day spent playing with new toys. We bought him books and a play kitchen. He also got a puzzle, books, two matching games, matchbox cars, Thomas the train underwear, a bouncy ball and a Lincoln Log set. He randomly would sing "Happy Birthday to me" as he played with his toys. When I got home from Bible Study tonight he was asleep with his new puzzle. So cute!
Growing
Following is the email I received today from BabyCenter. Makes me feel better about my recent expansion. I am just trying to make it till next weekend, Anne's wedding. I ordered my dress when I was not pregnant. Yeah!
Hello, Shelley!
Your baby weighs about 5 ounces now, and he's around 5 inches long — about the size of a large onion. The umbilical cord, his lifeline to the placenta, is growing stronger and thicker. Your baby can move his joints, and his skeleton — until now, rubbery cartilage — is starting to harden into bone. Some of it will remain cartilage for years after he's born. A newborn's skeleton has 300 parts (a combination of bone and cartilage). As your child grows, some of these parts harden and fuse together. By the time your baby reaches adulthood, he'll have just 206 bones.
17 weeks...
Hello, Shelley!
Your baby weighs about 5 ounces now, and he's around 5 inches long — about the size of a large onion. The umbilical cord, his lifeline to the placenta, is growing stronger and thicker. Your baby can move his joints, and his skeleton — until now, rubbery cartilage — is starting to harden into bone. Some of it will remain cartilage for years after he's born. A newborn's skeleton has 300 parts (a combination of bone and cartilage). As your child grows, some of these parts harden and fuse together. By the time your baby reaches adulthood, he'll have just 206 bones.
17 weeks...
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