This picture is just creepy. I think she was getting thrown in the air. Who knows.

It looks like she is guilty. Hahaha her first nanner experience. It was presh.

Ready for the funniest morning of my life? I had Addy May sitting up on one of the armchairs in the living room and I was sitting on the couch folding laundry. I also had the hiccups. All of a sudden I notice that every time I hiccup, Addy makes noise. Well, I turn around and this is what I find.

Today, I got a surprise text from my long time buddy, CJ Huntsman. He told me that he would be in Blackfoot, and wanted to get together. So we invited him to a Blackfoot football game! We had a great time hanging out, and accidentally catching shirts.

Ghost baby.

Eggs from our chickens.

Afterwards, we headed back to the homestead and had breakfast burritos (at 11 pm, best decision ever) and hung out some more. Thanks again CJ for coming to visit us!! :)

We went to Kader-tot's football game at Snake River tonight. We had a great time, and Addy May loved her first (of many, many, many) FB game!

I love her bath towel pics. Presh.

And it was 12:17 at the time of this pic. :) Thank you trusty watch.

Matt has been working on his Audi for the past couple of weeks, and one night, Addy May and I went out to the shop to visit with him. Well, Addy started to get fussy so I sat her on the front seat of the car and 5 minutes later, I look in on her and this is what I see:

Lounging.

So here's the new deal. I forget to take pics every day. I try, but sometimes I fail. So from here on out, I'll just post pics for the days that I do take em. Okay? Cool.

You have the right to remain silent...

Dreebits lookin at Momma through the mirror.

Little Miss got a bath today, and we decided that she is big enough for the bath without the infant sling. So this is what we got the first time she was free to splash:

Today I went to an Enrichment activity for our RS. We were canning "Garden in a Can"s. If you want to know about that, ask, otherwise I find it pointless to post. So as I was about to leave, one of the ladies told me that an older gentleman in the ward (who is legally blind) has made all these aloe plants for all the RS sisters to take home. I about cried. I guess I have such a tender heart, but when I hear stories like this, it really touches me. So here is my plant, and I have been taking really good care of it.

Okay, so on to the good stuff: