The Pantless Handyman

Beware the pantless handyman. Sure he has a great smile and a winning sales pitch. But he's not very handy. He'll just pee in your bushes and steal all your cookies.

Still My Little Boy

There are so many times that Noah seems to be older than two. He's incredibly smart, he's caring, and has a very active imagination. But it was a small thing today that reminded me that he's still my little boy. Before coming down the stairs after his nap, he handed me his blanket and stuffed ducky like he usually does. But he held on to his Woodstock. Not only that, but he held him out in his little hand and waved him back and forth as if to say, "See him, he's my favorite". It just struck me as so sweet and innocent and I was reminded that he's still just a little boy.

A little boy who can't go anywhere without Woodstock and loves his soft blanket.

A little boy who loves to act like a dinosaur and race his cars off the coffee table.

A little boy who is afraid of loud thunder and still cries when he scrapes his knee.

He's my little boy, and he's growing up much too quickly. I have to remind myself to hold on to these moments of little boy-hood because they will be gone before I know it. I love this little boy to pieces and I'm not quite ready to give him up just yet.

Happy Two Months

Happy two months to our sweet little smiley Grayson. We love you!

Sunny Day Fun

Sunny days are great for some water play, digging in the mud, and sidewalk chalk. We sure made the most of this one.

Noah Goes to Pigeon Forge

Last week, my parents took Noah on a trip to Pigeon Forge. He really enjoys staying in hotels, so he was excited just for that part. He had a fantastic time with all the rest.

They chased some ducks and played in the water....

They went to the aquarium and fed some birds....

And the thing Noah seemed to talk about most was the Jurassic Jungle Boat Ride.

There was also swimming, a Christmas shop, a giant fake gorilla, an amusement park, and more. To say that he had an amazing time would be a huge understatement. He was all smiles and stories when they brought him back home.