and he was so proud.
Thursday, February 5, 2009
Wednesday, February 4, 2009
Cut Me Some Slack
So what if it's February and I am just now getting around to my December posts. At least my Christmas decorations are put away. My face has been stuck in a stupid Chemistry book. So cut me some slack.
After my Dad passed away, my Mom's friend, Jennie Welton, came and took all of my Dad's SRP work shirts and had them made into bears for my Mom and all 6 kids. This bear will always be special to me. Here are pictures of my bear and Todd's bear. (Todd might kill me for putting this on here, but that is a risk I am willing to take for you all).
Speaking of Todd, while we were in Arizona he cut Tommy's hair. Tommy thought it was pretty cool that his Uncle was cutting his hair. Todd did an excellent job, even with his huge sausage fingers. I think Todd might have a new career if anything goes sour at Intel.
Also, while we were in Arizona the girls got to spend their Build-A-Bear gift cards that Santa brought them. It was extra fun because Tyla and Aunt Christina came along with us. You can read more about Build-a Bear on the girls' blogs when they get around to it.
Here are some random things that have happened in December that are worth blogging about:
Tommy let me hold him until he finally fell asleep. If you know Tommy then you know this is very rare. The kid doesn't hold still.
After my Dad passed away, my Mom's friend, Jennie Welton, came and took all of my Dad's SRP work shirts and had them made into bears for my Mom and all 6 kids. This bear will always be special to me. Here are pictures of my bear and Todd's bear. (Todd might kill me for putting this on here, but that is a risk I am willing to take for you all).
Speaking of Todd, while we were in Arizona he cut Tommy's hair. Tommy thought it was pretty cool that his Uncle was cutting his hair. Todd did an excellent job, even with his huge sausage fingers. I think Todd might have a new career if anything goes sour at Intel.
Also, while we were in Arizona the girls got to spend their Build-A-Bear gift cards that Santa brought them. It was extra fun because Tyla and Aunt Christina came along with us. You can read more about Build-a Bear on the girls' blogs when they get around to it.
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