Monday, December 15, 2008

Snow is Falling

It has finally started to snow here in Idaho. Landon had to hurry outside and play in it.
There is a cute video at the bottom where Landon learns that snow is indeed cold!





Sunday, December 7, 2008

Holiday Fun

Layla had a doctor well-visit this past week. She weighed in at 8 pounds 15 ounces. They kept on calling her a little peanut because she is 2 months old. She is less than 3% for height, 5-10% for weight and has average head size, as you can see in this picture.
We went to Winter Garden Aglow at the Botanical Gardens in Boise. Landon loves all the lights.
We all bundled up and walked around the trails through the gardens to enjoy all the colors.





Sunday, November 30, 2008

Happy Thanksgiving

We spent Thanksgiving this year at Lonnie's parents. This is Colton, Lonnie's nephew, who had just woken up from a siesta.

Here is Mom with Layla, who is taking a siesta.



This is the first dress Layla has worn. She finally is starting to fit into her 0-3 month clothes.



Landon posing with his little sister.




Friday, November 14, 2008

Falling Leaves

Landon has been enjoying the leaves this fall. He helps Daddy make a pile and then dives into the middle.





Lonnie finds Landon very useful in smashing the leaves down within the garbage can. Landon, of course, finds it to be an extremely enjoyable game.









Friday, November 7, 2008

Happy Halloween

We had a good time on Halloween this year. Landon was a frog and Layla was a cow. Landon is now old enough to figure out what trick or treating is all about - CANDY. He had no hesitations going up to doors to get the yummy stuff. Its always been a tradition to trick or treat at Grandma Phylis's house. She's always waiting for us with big bags of candy bars.
Landon ringing the doorbell at his grandparents house.


Layla and Landon

We went to Creatures of the Night in Boise this year at the MK Nature Center. The paths outside were lit up with paper lanterns and jack o lanterns. Landon learned about different mammals, fish, and spiders.