Snow Storm 2010

Our snow/ice house! It doesn't even compare to the one dad made us when I was about 8 years old! The girls loved it!

The zipper on the trampoline was frozen solid....it would not budge!

Christmas 2009

It would not be Christmas without a little silliness!

Ok, a little more silliness!

Lydia is learning to read quite well. She is reading the Christmas story to the family at grandma's house!

Amazing how much fun and excitement a little electric toothbrush can bring!

Karis' very own "American Girl" doll.

She is such a girly girl. She squealed when she opened this skirt!

Our tree on Christmas eve!

Decorating their tree in t-shirts!

It's been awhile!

For those few of you who used to follow the blog, I am updating it...FINALLY! Life has been hectic during the fall and seems to be slowing down (thankfully) for us. I am so thankful for the family God has blessed me with and want to share those moments and memories with you! Hopefully I will be more committed to updates! Enjoy watching the girls grow!

Camera shy Chloe

Chloe is shy for the camera and does not like people staring at her. At our last photo shoot, she cried and absolutely refused to have her pic made. She is still a sweet girl who loves her sisters so much. She and Karis are becoming "silly" buddies. The 2 of them together are quite a sight!

I'm 6 going on 16!!!!

Lydia just turned 6! These are some pics my friend Amy did for us. Lydia stood there and modeled just like she was 16! I can't believe time has passed this quickly. She is the responsible girl, always watching out for her sisters, bossing them around a little here and there, and maintains her role as firstborn quite well. She still loves music passionately!

No longer a baby!

This is Karis...age 18 months (now 19). I had similar pics of Lydia and Chloe at this age in the same dress. It is amazing at how fast she has grown, and is ...no longer a baby. She is a precious girl with a great smile to greet you every morning. I just love having her around to make us all laugh.

Girls just want to have fun

Our girls love the company of one another! They love to wrestle, hug, and play every day. I can't imagine life without their laughter.