Friday, January 2, 2009
Christmas Morning.
We had a sweet Christmas morn. It was fun to hear the boys waking up and talking. It was fun to snuggle them all up in bed with us and read the Christmas story. You can be sure there was no lack of pure doctrine given to the boys from Daddy. It is so fun to see their tender hearts at special times like this.
Sollie . . .this is for you Tia Suzanna!!!
One more shot at Christmas cookies (it may take till next Christmas to make more ya know). We made a gingerbread house and everybody got a turn at the rolling pin.
Ok, so if any of you know about our last months. Well, we are a little desperate to see Daddy. He came upstairs and the boys followed him everywhere just waiting for a glimpse of him. They even peeked under the door in the bathroom. This is Sollie and Titus --kindof funny them hanging out in the hallway, they just usually barge in on me. Wednesday, December 17, 2008
a little more snow
Poor Sollie
Chess, chess, chess
Doug's eyes look permanently blood shot. Last night I couldn't even see white on his eyes. So, today he is trying to work, work, work and he came to me and said how Darius came and sat all sad beside him begging to play chess. You can see how loving of a Dad the boys have. All the boys had to get in on his "break".In need of some manly time.
Ok, so you all know that the boys are really missing their daddy. If you didn't realize what I was talking about . . .well, here you go. They are doing their nails. Somehow, Titus turns into a "girl" with a hair thing in too. ??? Trust me, Doug is hurrying the thesis-especially after seeing this picture.Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Christmas Cookies
Yes, I know the cookies look green and pink, but come on, how much food coloring do you have to use? . . . ya know.
After about 3 cookies Sollie just chilled and watched (none of the other boys would have ever been allowed to eat 3 cookies . . but at least he was content for a while). He had to see what was going on, but no way was he going to be in reach of all that mess.

So, the truth be told: I always dreamed of being one of those moms that made Christmas cookies with her kids, but the last years that just didn't ever sound fun. But then I saw that on Christina's blog she made these fabulous Turkey cookies . . .well, we couldn't be outdone. I also saw that Kristal made some too . . .come on, if she can do it we just had to. We did spread out the joy a little . .we made the cookies one day then frosted them the next. But really it was fun to see how excited they were from a little cookie decorating. They sure didn't taste like I remember from Aunt Loris, but ya know . . .no one complained around here. It really was fun and even ended up not being the mess I was expecting. Although, now the boys tell me they are ready to decorate a gingerbread house. Ug.
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Doug gave Sollie some special stocking stuffer snacks to keep him occupied while the big boys looked in their stockings. . .he about ate a whole container of them too. He ate for about 45 minutes that morning. 


































