Before we really start on today's pictures, here's one from last night's impromptu taco party with some friends.
Grace and Suki after this morning's play date -- the gas tank was closer to dry than I've ever gotten it and I had visions of running out on the way home, so we stopped at a station en route. We had a great time with our friends and these two were giddy -- Suki would say "If you see a (cow), yell "(cow!)" And Grace would shriek (cow!) and the two of them would fall into hysterical laughter. Fill in the parentheses with your choice of animal, because chances are it was covered during this game.
Curly Kate. We cannot wait to see how her hair turns out as it grows.
Squinching her face in the sun just
like Suki.
Looking to see who surprised them at the garage -- David stayed home for a study day but the girls didn't see them before we left this morning.
Suki's telling Dad about how we brought him some lunch.
Oh, the family portrait. How we laugh at our ridiculous attempts...
But it's better to have lots of bad family portraits than just a few good ones, I always say.
Before we really start on today's pictures, here's one from last night's impromptu taco party with some friends.
Grace and Suki after this morning's play date -- the gas tank was closer to dry than I've ever gotten it and I had visions of running out on the way home, so we stopped at a station en route. We had a great time with our friends and these two were giddy -- Suki would say "If you see a (cow), yell "(cow!)" And Grace would shriek (cow!) and the two of them would fall into hysterical laughter. Fill in the parentheses with your choice of animal, because chances are it was covered during this game.
Curly Kate. We cannot wait to see how her hair turns out as it grows.
Squinching her face in the sun just like Suki.
Looking to see who surprised them at the garage -- David stayed home for a study day but the girls didn't see them before we left this morning.
Oh, the family portrait. How we laugh at our ridiculous attempts...
But it's better to have lots of bad family portraits than just a few good ones, I always say.
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