Sunday, January 31, 2010

a week (or so) in the life...

This is how my kids eat. I also only have to make one hard boiled egg to feed the both of them. (ps this is another diptych :):))Outtakes from our valentine card shoot. The homemade valentine cards are a product of getting inspired by Amy, and finding a free template over at shutter sisters all in the same week. If that's not meant to be, I don't know what is.A little project that I started that is now finished--a hat for Alex. He still loves it when I knit for him. I'm sure that one day soon it will be horribly embarrassing for him to wear something knit by his mother, but until then, I'm knitting feaverishly for him. A little Battleship (and a bit of cheating) to pass the time.Some pants I made for Lily. For some reason she's always low on pants. case in point.The trampoline finally got lowered into the landfill...er...hole in the backyard.Must be why all her pants are always dirty. That's what leftover fabric is for. For some reason I can't get that Charlie Brown song out of my head. Brett says this is his first time on a trampoline. He must be some sort of trampoline miracle savant. Peeringafter a bathsunset/moonrise.
over and out

4 comments:

jeny said...

we miss you guys. we need to get together. anna asked everyday to play with lilyalex....i guess she is too lazy to separate their names. ;)

Angie said...

When Alex and Lily won't let you knit for them anymore, I will have no objection to having you knit stuff for me if you're feeling a need to knit for someone. The hat is cool. Alex's stories are grand, even if they only say He Man and the rest is nonsense, but the ad for more creepy stories (I forgot how he spelled it) is true genius. Speaking of Alex and story telling, my kids are always talking about "The Legend of Sand Hollow" and I keep meaning to ask if this seed was planted by Alex or if they came up with it themselves.

SarahCeleste said...

I LOOOOOVE those pics of Alex...are you kidding? That should be a greeting card. So dang cute!

Chrystal said...

Sooo fun! Love your projects and those kids of yours!