Busy Week

We had a lot of family in town this last week. It was a lot of fun. My sister Sarah and her family came, and my brother Jason and his family as well. Abby sure enjoyed getting to play with her cousins. Here are a couple of pictures from the "princess tea party" and from Abby and her cousin Emma's sleep over at our house.


Here are the two princesses enjoying the sleep over



The Princess tea party, showing off the hats



Adam sure enjoyed the princess tea party too! :-)



Abby and Grandma, one of the only people, besides mommy and daddy that she will let hold her. Ooops, I mean Daphne :-)



Jason, Gard and Braden racing monster trucks on the Wii

one of those days

this is what I feel like today...I'm tired...

Daphne had her Doctor's appointment yesterday. She weighed in at 13lbs and 25.5 inches long. That put her at 45th percentile for weight and 90th for height. She's growing good. Justin is soo anxious for her to start trying real food...but I can wait a while still, because once she starts that, my life will get more complicated. :-)

Hope everyone else is having a good day..

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We have been keeping busy the last week or two. I have been attempting to de-clutter our house and garage. Hopefully we will be getting rid of our old freezer on Wednesday. I put it up on Freecycle, and we've already had a couple of people offer to come and look at it. That will be nice to get out of the garage. Hopefully we will be able to get rid of some other junk as well. Justin put a few shelves up in the garage this last week. I'm hoping that he'll be able to get around to putting up the rest of the shelves that we are wanting in there. I'm getting excited about having space in our garage. More than just a little walk-way.
We bought some wood the other day so we can hopefully get a fence up this summer. I found an ad on Craigslist that had the fencing planks for $.65 a piece. Much cheaper than any place around here. It will be nice when we can get that up, and be able to play outside without having to worry about who is watching us.
Well, back to life!