“While we try to teach our children all about life, our children teach us what life is all about.”

Sunday, January 30, 2011

Second post, not bad huh?

The month of January has been relatively busy for all of us.


We've been passing colds around, and it looks we're almost done with that finally *knock on wood*
Emma has figured out how to drink from a sippy cup, though she still just takes water from it. She even holds it herself. Now if we could only get her to hold her bottles herself, we'd be in business.

She's been teething off and on, but still just has the two bottom ones. Emma overall is a really happy, really busy little girl. We had finally got to a point where most everything that she wasn't supposed to get in to was out of her reach. Then she hit a growth spurt and figured out that she can go up onto her toes for some extra reach. Things are starting to have to be moved again.

She found out that if she stood on the keyboard, it is just enough for her to see out of the window.


This is a classic one of her looks. A lot of times she'll go around with her bottom lip stuck out a bit like this, not sure why. It's cute though.

Every now and then Emma decides that she needs a rest, and will put her head down on a pillow or blanket and lay there for a few seconds, and then off she goes again.


Ezra continues to keep us busy. He has an almost endless supply of energy, and gets even more hyper right before he finally falls asleep.

He has loved being able to go outside so much, since the weather has been nice. The other day we went for a walk, and he army crawled across the entire field by the park. He thought it was great.
We also finally got our planter boxes built for our garden. It only took three weekends, one to buy everything, one to build everything, and a third to fill them.

Ezra had a blast digging in the backyard, and he made sure to help every chance that he got.

They turned out pretty well, so this next weekend we'll have to see what we can get planted. Hopefully, we will be able to get a lot of good food out of the garden. Regardless, we'll have fun working on it together, and that's probably more important.


On a completely different note: Isn't it great when shrimp is on sale?


Emma likes to growl a bit, and can be quite loud about it at times. Here, take a look:

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