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| Note: Sara in the street |
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| Note: Kyle in the street! Don't worry, Mom, neither escapes very often now. |
I'm thankful for:
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| Josie falling asleep with books |
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| enthusiastic boys |
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| kids that are best friends |
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| Kyle's smiles |
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| Simon's smiles |
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| kids delightedly taking pictures of stuff |
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| photographic evidence of Kyle getting into my bag |
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| little sneak with a rattail |
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| seven pictures of this amazing magnadoodle picture after the kids were done with the camera |
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| too cute for words |
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| sharing food (my personal love language) |
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| peaceful afternoons on Katie's porch |
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| reading with the kids, even with fighting over who sits by Mom |
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| hoodie weather |
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| babies |
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| pumpkin stands |
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| trying to get good shots |
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| real life shots where people (me) look evil |
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| real life shots where people (me) blink |
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| dressing up |
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| Simon being Batman for 3rd year, this time with a little sidekick |
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| an updated bat signal |
4 comments:
Cute pics, Juli! You don't look mean in that picture. It's just that you're trying to restrain a child who is insisting on getting down to get the pumpkin he just dropped, instead of staying put and smiling for the camera whose timer is going off. I totally get it! Love you!
Nearly every night, my kids fight over who sits next to me during scriptures. Every once in a while one decides to be a peacemaker and gives up their spot to the left out child (left, lap, right- need one more space with four). It's fun to see it's normal and maybe even common?
Thanks for the picture update of you cute family. Four four and under! Wow! And such a super mommy too :)
Juli, you have four kids. How did that happen? Well, wait, maybe I should say when did that happen?! Lee and I have Juli-isms that we talk about often. Miss and love you!
Kyle boy looks so sweet. And oh my goodness Taylor is so chunky! What a cutie. I love how excited Simon looks about his pumpkin in take 2.
I only have 2 kids that have a say in where they get to sit when I read stories and they still fight over it. Why?
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