just our day to day life
Jenson is nearing 3 and I can’t believe it. He’s turned into a little boy in the last few months. I look at pictures from earlier in the year and can’t believe how much he’s changed! He doesn’t look like a toddler anymore – he’s …
Our July was SO busy that it kind of just flew by. Marlowe accomplished a lot in that time period though, with the biggest being that she learned to sit up! She went from being able to sit for 2-3 seconds, to being able to …
If you’ve never tried Noosa yoghurt, I understand. It’s expensive, and obviously pretentious because it’s not spelled yogurt (actually, it’s because it’s Australian-style). But it is soooo good. I think it typically runs around $2.59 per single serving container, but I NEVER buy it unless …
I love the Olympics. I love how there are sports to watch 24/7. I love hearing the athletes back stories and seeing their triumphs. I cannot imagine the dedication it takes to become an Olympic athlete. As Loren said – they train for 4 years …
Six months was the magic age for Marlowe. Things got much better as the month went by on all sides and she’s finally much happier! She started out the month nursing constantly….like around the clock every 1.5-2 hours. It was exhausting. One day she woke …
A friend posted these questions that she had her daughter answer and I thought they were great. I’d love to ask the kids these (and a few others) as they get older and see how they change. My nephew graduated high school this year and …
Marlowe is 5 months old! This month was a little rough with her still. The biggest change is that we got her on Zantac, and as much as she hates taking it, it seems to be helping. She isn’t fussy all day long like she …
When Jenson really started talking, he was constantly cracking us up with things he would say, or surprising us with his verbal skillz. I bought this wall calendar that has blank lines on the top page, and the calendar at the bottom and hung it …
One of the more common quotes you hear about parenthood is “it takes a village”. So what happens when you don’t have such a village – at least not one nearby? People who can watch the kids while you get a haircut or go to …
