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Thursday, August 28, 2008
An Exercise In Avoiding Going To Bed
Friday, August 22, 2008
Summer Garden Pics
The main bed of purple cone flowers in the front yard. They did really well this year. By August most years they are pretty ratty looking.

Some more purple cone flower near the front porch.

These zinnas bloomed despite my neglect of the garden as I got closer to my due date.

The goldenrod is starting to turn yellow heralding the beginning of the end of summer.
Some more purple cone flower near the front porch.
These zinnas bloomed despite my neglect of the garden as I got closer to my due date.
The goldenrod is starting to turn yellow heralding the beginning of the end of summer.
New Addition
Monday, August 11, 2008
Birthday Boy
Celebrating the big 06. There was no cake since Isaiah doesn't care for it. I made ice cream sandwiches instead. No candles either since A)I was tired and forgot to get some and B)I really didn't want to find out what my little MacGyver/Evel Knievel/A-Team hybrid would do when presented with an open flame.

Mom scores! Mr. Potato Head is a big hit with the birthday boy.

Cutting the wrapping paper was as much fun for Isaiah as actually playing with his presents.

Whack-A-Mole! Those critters never had a chance.
Mom scores! Mr. Potato Head is a big hit with the birthday boy.
Cutting the wrapping paper was as much fun for Isaiah as actually playing with his presents.
Whack-A-Mole! Those critters never had a chance.
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
Toothless
He Can Build It
After watching construction crews tear up many of the sidewalks in our neighbourhood for most of the summer Ethan has decided that he's a construction worker. Here he has his hard hat and shovel for digging. Sophia is checking out the action from the couch.

He also made himself a construction vehicle out of a rocking chair and he drew a construction road sign on the chalkboard. I'll try to get pictures of those later.
He also made himself a construction vehicle out of a rocking chair and he drew a construction road sign on the chalkboard. I'll try to get pictures of those later.
Sunday, August 03, 2008
Listening to Baby
Saturday, March 29, 2008
The Makeup Artist
My budding makeup artist got her hands on some eyeshadow. I'm really impressed that she realised what it was and where it was supposed to go (sort of). She was very proud of herself since she went looking for me when she was done to show off. She even showed me the eyeshadow she had found to prove that it was eyeshadow and not crushed chalk or something. I had to distract her with an offer to take her picture and then wrestle the eyeshadow away from her.


Tuesday, March 18, 2008
BIrthday Boy
Ethan turned 7 today. Here are a few pictures of the festivities.
The Cake: Ethan had asked a few times for shamrocks for his birthday so I made him a shamrock cake.

The birthday green eggs and ham egg pie (also know to some as quiche). We love Dr. Seuss in our house.

Ethan blowing out the candle.

Ethan with birthday cards from Grammy and Papa and Great Grandma with Isaiah swiping frosting off of the cake in the background.

Ethan and Isaiah playing with some of Ethan's presents.

Sophia playing wish a large light kosh catepillar.

Ethan standing in one of his presents.
The Cake: Ethan had asked a few times for shamrocks for his birthday so I made him a shamrock cake.
The birthday green eggs and ham egg pie (also know to some as quiche). We love Dr. Seuss in our house.
Ethan blowing out the candle.
Ethan with birthday cards from Grammy and Papa and Great Grandma with Isaiah swiping frosting off of the cake in the background.
Ethan and Isaiah playing with some of Ethan's presents.
Sophia playing wish a large light kosh catepillar.
Ethan standing in one of his presents.
Monday, March 17, 2008
Spring is Coming
I saw these beautiful sights as I was running in and out doing errands today. Sophia excitedly joined me as I took pictures with my new camera.
First up, winter aconite and Sophia's finger.

Next, two yellow crocuses. There are lots more ready to burst forth in the next week or so.

First up, winter aconite and Sophia's finger.
Next, two yellow crocuses. There are lots more ready to burst forth in the next week or so.
Friday, February 01, 2008
Toothless
Here's Ethan showing off his missing teeth at the end of the summer. I strongly suspect that both teeth were helped along the way by the candy apple he ate on the last day of the State Fair just days before he lost the first tooth. Ethan has since lost his two top front teeth. The bottom ones missing here have grown back and one of the top ones is also growing in.
Read the stories about losing the first two teeth, One Down, 19 to Go and "Now I have to grow a new one".
Independence
Monday, November 26, 2007
Back From the Dead
Since cameras seem to have a short life span in our house I haven't posted any pictures in a long while. So I've decided to start pilfering the pictures that my sisters and other family members take of the kids. The commentary will be all mine of course.
Monday, May 28, 2007
Saturday, May 26, 2007
Baby Bird
Look, it's Spiderman!
Thursday, April 05, 2007
We made the news
(I posted this on my main blog last night. It goes well here too.)
Sophia made it into the picture of the day.

The caption reads: "Anya Burkhart, 5, center, attempts to catch some of the bubbles floating around the Upstate Cerebral Palsy's Promise Family Picnic Tuesday, April 3, 2007, to help celebrate Autism Awareness Month in April. Behind Burkhart is Sierra Larkin, and at bottom right is Sophia Pierce, 2."
This picture and a picture of me rolling up Isaiah's sleeve made it into the Utica paper today. I haven't been able to find that picture yet. We were visiting Isaiah's school for the annual family picnic.
If you're wondering why Isaiah is going to a school two counties away (two and half if you count the fact that we are in the middle of our county) it's because there were no programs for autistic children that we thought would be appropriate for Isaiah with openings any closer than that. It's a long haul out to Utica but it is the kind of environment that Isaiah needs.
Sophia made it into the picture of the day.

The caption reads: "Anya Burkhart, 5, center, attempts to catch some of the bubbles floating around the Upstate Cerebral Palsy's Promise Family Picnic Tuesday, April 3, 2007, to help celebrate Autism Awareness Month in April. Behind Burkhart is Sierra Larkin, and at bottom right is Sophia Pierce, 2."
This picture and a picture of me rolling up Isaiah's sleeve made it into the Utica paper today. I haven't been able to find that picture yet. We were visiting Isaiah's school for the annual family picnic.
If you're wondering why Isaiah is going to a school two counties away (two and half if you count the fact that we are in the middle of our county) it's because there were no programs for autistic children that we thought would be appropriate for Isaiah with openings any closer than that. It's a long haul out to Utica but it is the kind of environment that Isaiah needs.
Thursday, March 22, 2007
Friday, October 20, 2006
Summer Memories 2
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