I have a mind block against my blog because my computer won't let me change my Layout and add to my lists, etc. So I feel like I can't blog, so I haven't been. Well, to get over it, I'm just going to put a whole bunch of cute pictures of us and make a post! Enjoy.
Kierste drinks her sippy cup without holding, almost exclusively
Halle & Kierste match almost every day. I love seeing them in matching clothes, and it gets tricky buying Kierste a size smaller than Halle. My Aunt Jana gave me these when they were born, and they're almost done wearing them! Thank you, Aunt Jana =)
We just spent Spring Break in Lake Havasu City, AZ where I grew up. I love seeing the bridge and being in that cute town and sharing it with my kids!
My cute, fearless, 3 1/2 year old Derek at the Aquatic Center in Lake Havasu
My dad with my boys! I love that they have his and my blonde hair!
Boating under the bridge -- They have GOT to do something with the English Village under the bridge. It has died, and is waiting to be resurrected... poor thing.
Um, April river water is cold, even in AZ!
I'm married to that sexy man wakeboarding
We're ready to go to the beach with Grandpa!
=)
And Ta-da! The end
4 comments:
I love seeing your family pictures. It looks like you guys have lots of fun. Thanks for updating the blog. :)By the way, this is Larissa. I'm just getting into this and don't have my own sign in name yet, so until I figure that out, I'm jongofish. :)
Fun! I wish we could've come out to LHC while you guys were there!
Hey Mel, sometimes picture blogging is the only way to fly. Check my last one out! I love that you got to do all those things! Somehow, if you don't go to the beach and drive in a boat under the bridge and eat shaved ice, it's not a real vacation in Havasu. :) Love you Mel!
I love all your pictures!! I think it's the best way to blog. :)What a fun trip to Havasu--so glad you got to go.
Oh, and are your girls fraternal? I couldn't remember. It is tricky buying different sizes, especially shoes. I want them to match, so I buy three pair, one that fits each of them, and one to grow in to.
Post a Comment