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| James in his sweater from Aunt Kristina. Isn't he adorable? She made him three... so talented :) |
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| This is part of our 'give Cadence the independance she so desperately craves' campaign. It was also making me feel bad when she had to wait for things I would normally have given her right away, just because I was taking care of James. Now she has a choice - do it herself or wait. On her "Cadi-bug" shelf are bowls, silverware, plates, and the snacks she is allowed to have anytime - raisins, goldfish, and peanuts. |
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| Exploring - she LOVES it. Within ten minutes we had three bowls of peanuts, a bowl of raisins, and several spoons out. Now things have tapered off, and she only gets things out when she's actually hungry - but she still loves being able to do it "all by-by-by-by mineself!" |
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| More sweaters from Aunt Kristina. Have I mentioned yet how much I ADORE having a sister who loves to knit? |
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| This sweater (the one on James) has a matching hat, but he will have to grow a little more before he can wear it. Somehow, I don't think growing will be a problem :) |
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| An oft seen sight at our house - everyone conducting together. |
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| Cadence sometimes decides to help James... they both think it's so funny. |
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| Thanksgiving at Gramma's house. This was James' first Thanksgiving (I'm sure you could have figured that out on your own ;)) so he got to put his footprint on the tableclothe. |
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| Cadence was so excited to finally have our Thanksgiving "Fist" - complete with pilgrim hat cookies she made. We were just thankful to be able to spend time with family and do LOTS of talking! |
1 comment:
Oh my goodness! Look at that double chin! Thanks for the pics of the sweaters. I'm so glad I got temporarily addicted to that pattern. It is so cute, and I'm glad he'll be able to wear that when it's cold. I was afraid it would fit him mid summer.
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