Thursday, January 31, 2013

A Day at the Beach

 During our December Florida visit, we went to the beach!  We always make it to the beach at least one day.  The boys LOVE it, and it's great you can go in DECEMBER!!!

 Langston
 Emerson


 My sweet hubby



 Emerson did a little boogy boarding. :)
 Langston did a lot of relaxing!
 Grammy and E
Aunt Connie finding seashells





These sweet boys were worn out!

Sunday, January 27, 2013

Continuing the Catch Up!

 We took a trip to Florida in December to celebrate Christmas with Grammy and PapPap!  We had a wonderful time as always!  Here we are in the airport waiting for our plane.  The boys are getting easier and easier to travel with.  They both started flying when they were 9 months old.  :)  They are becoming pros! (Here are a few pics from our trip.  I will post more.  These are from my phone.)

 Relaxing with PapPap
 Brian and I at the beach




 The boys braved the pool.  Even though it was heated, it was still too cold for me!
 A trip out on the boat


 Brian and I had a nice date. :)  Thanks, Grammy!

 My sissy and her sweet girls
Waiting for our plane to return home. :(
 Some of the favorite Christmas gifts :)


Stay tuned...more coming soon!

Thursday, January 24, 2013

Back in Business! Trying to Catch Up!

 Langston and I at the land

 We finally stayed the night at our travel trailer.  The boys thought it was the best thing on Earth!


 They did great and slept well.

 Yes, these are Santa pictures.  Remember?  I'm playing catch up!

 It was so nice.  This was the first year we had 2 kids that didn't cry!  Yay!
 Amanda, Darryl, and Peyton welcomed their new sweet baby, Paisley Kay!  I love her name because she's named after me!!!!! :)  We share the same middle name.  So special!
 She was born November 29 and weighed 8 lbs and was 22 inches!

 Pey and Emerson reading inside the tent.


 Sweet cousin, Lila

 This picture fits him perfectly.  Langston is so hilarious!
 Christmas crafts!

 Sweet Paisley!


The first time I met Paisley Kay! These girls are precious, precious, precious!  (and I always say they are MY girls!  Since, there isn't hope for that!)