Dr. Diabolical

Check out my kid's eyebrow. He inherited that little gem from me. Fortunately it's nothing tweezers and a little wax can't fix. However, on a two year old, it just makes him look like Dr. Diabolical! There's no taming that thing!

Mom's Ride

If I could have any car in the world, this would be it - with a few modifications, of course. Wouldn't it be cool for me to be driving kids all over town to school and soccer practice in this seafoam green split window Volkswagon microbus? However, it would drive just like my Honda Odyssey (I don't care if it sounds like a classic VW). It would have all of the modern conveniences of my Honda, like a DVD player, ipod jack, fuel efficiency and seat belts. I know MTV made something like this on an episode of "Pimp my Ride" and I know some scientist made one in Palo Alto.
A girl can dream.
Maybe my Honda just needs some pimped out rims.

Happy Anniversary!

Happy Anniversay, Brian! It's been 9 great years. Here's to many more. I Love You.

P.S. If anyone has any digital pictures of our wedding or wants to scan pictures and send them to us, I'd love that. I have no digital files of the wedding and we don't have a scanner. Thanks!

Pleeease.

Bobby Pin
Vintage ring
Salad Spoons.


Brian, if you ever look at this, these are things I like. You can find them at darlybird.com. Just thought I'd mention that.

tote bags

OOOH! I want to sew! and put molding and wainscoting up in my house!

Happy Father's Day!

I love this picture of Brian with Ashlynn when she was just days old. He has always been so smitten with all of our kids. I just love seeing the look of contentment on his face with his little fuzzy headed girl in his lap. Even today, he's always willing to hold any baby he can get his hands on. WHY CAN'T I HAVE A DOZEN MORE BABIES!?

My Lefty

Here's a picture of my little lefty in his signature hat. I love how serious he can get when he is drawing or writing. His Preschool teacher is afraid he is going to be bored in kindergarden, but he still needs to learn how to share and raise his hand in class.