Saturday, May 23, 2009

"ater" and "fishies"

Noah and David have a new past time since David has been able to stay at home with Noah on Mondays and Tuesdays. They like to go down to the lake (or pond) and throw rocks or feed the "fishies". Noah loves the fishies and has no fear of the dock. Yesterday, he jumped, fell on his bottom, and almost landed on his back in the water. Here are a few pictures from our ventures down to the lake (pond) yesterday.

Here is David trying to hold on to Noah. He likes to be free.

What's down there?


Hurry, hurry Daddy's crying. I gotta give him love.

It's a flower Nonny (mommy).

Tuesday, May 19, 2009

Just a Few Pictures

I realize it has been about a month since our last post and not many pictures of Noah lately. So, I decided I would make up for it tonight as I was baking a cake, washing dishes, and loving on my little man. (I feel like super mom.) Anyway, I hope you enjoy. As you can tell he growing up fast. I can not believe he will be TWO in less than a month.

Here are Noah and Ruby riding cars in the yard one afternoon. Ruby came to play when I picked them up from JoJo's house.


Here is Noah in his Gilligan hat. I love the way he says hat. Everyday he is saying soemthing new. My favorite thing to hear him say is "Nooo Daaaddy."


We were taking a walk up the driveway in the wagon when Noah spotted this water puddle. When he saw the puddle, of course, we had to throw "ocks". Then, throwing rocks led to hitting the water with the bat and stick. When that was no longer any fun, he decided to run through the puddle and eventually slide on his bottom.




Noah loves to play outside with David. You never know what they are going to find and start playing with. One day David had Noah holding a worm. The other day Noah was chasing a frog. Yesterday, David was showing Noah salamanders. This evening, I got called from my cake baking to take a picture of them playing with a lizard. This was no ordinary lizard. It was HUGE and slimy looking. Yes, I know he is a little boy, and that is what boys are suppose to do. However, this child is not afraid of much, and I can see him walking to me one day saying "nonny" and holding a snake. And on the day it happens, I will be out cold on the driveway.
As for me I am feeling fine. I have 7 school days left (with the kids), and about 6 weeks until Eden makes her grand entrance. I think she is finally starting to run out of room.