Sunday, November 29, 2009

Go Colts!

In honor of your victory today making us 11-0, here's a little cheer for you...
(in her cute pink Colt's gear from Aunt Carly)








Sunday, November 22, 2009

Thanksgiving in Vincennes

Saturday night we were invited to an early Thanksgiving meal with Grandpa Jim and Grandma Sharon. The food was great and the kids had such a fun time that Jocelyn was crying and very upset when it was time to leave.


















The difference a year makes

I came across this picture last night...



And remembered I took one this year with the same ears...


When she was a baby we always wondered what she would look like with hair. I love watching her grow up and looking back at when she was a pretty little bald thing. It makes me feel less guilty about averaging 100 pictures a month. :)

Maybe I'll hold on to the ears for a picture next fall!

Sunday, November 15, 2009

She does her own makeup...

She'd love to do yours too...

Any takers?



Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Little Sneak

Levon and I were stacking firewood in the garage while Jocelyn was climbing in and out of the stroller. I should have known that she was up to something when things got so quiet. I assumed she was laying back in the stroller out of our sight to pretend like she was sleeping like she often does. But I should know better. When she's THAT quiet, she's up to something...




Oooooh yeah, I forgot about the sunscreen in the cup holder of the stroller.




Friday, November 6, 2009

Jogging Stroller Retired...

for the winter anyways... This was our last walk/run together in mid October and the poor baby told me she was "toooold" and her little fingers were frozen. Reagan would cry and throw herself against the fence the whole time Reo was having his turn so I had to start taking them both AND the stroller. I'm a very brave woman. You should see the looks I get from the neighbors as I try to juggle 2 dogs who are well over 100 pounds with one hand and pushing the stroller with the other. Let's just say I had my hands full and was doing more walking than running.
I was able to run by myself a couple weeks ago and am hooked. It's amazing how much more enjoyable it is and how much further I can go without walking when I can swing both of my arms!! I'm running my first 5K race next Saturday (only 3.1 miles) and I'm just thrilled I can run that all the way through. Baby steps.