Loving Life

Keilah doesn't like seafood. A friend of ours gave us a little snack mix to enjoy. Keilah would eat everything except for the whales and goldfish. I guess she's anti-seafood right now. She still refuses to eat them.   I need to start a file of random Ana reading pictures to go with David's. Why read in a normal sitting position when you can perch yourself on the back of the couch?  A snowman the girls made shortly before they attacked him with spears and swords. Notice the poor snowman does have a water gun for his defense.  This is how my floor looks these days. A very random assortment of clothing, toys, and food get spread throughout the house by a busy 14 month old.  The moment I get out the camera, she stops whatever it was she was doing to run towards me with a manic look on her face (I think it's her smiling pose). It's just a bit creepy.  David hard at work doing his math. Truthfully, I don't teach him math anymore. He teache

I have somehow lost my camera. It's not like I take it anywhere and actually take pictures with it. But when I do want it, it is suddenly gone. Hopefully it turns up somewhere soon. In the meantime, I will share with you a little manifesto I wrote on the whiteboard this afternoon for my family after doing laundry. The Three Basic Laws of Getting Undressed*  ** Law #1 - When taking off socks, do not leave them partially wadded up and half inside out. I do not enjoy touching your dried up, crusty, smelly socks so that they can be unwadded to get properly washed and dried. Law #2 - It is, in fact, quite possible and also very desirable to take your clothes off in a manner that does not leave them inside out. I am available to give a brief tutorial on this method if you need help with this strange new idea. Law #3 - When wearing more than one layer of clothing (ie. pants and underwear), please take them off one at a time - or at least separate them after taking them off.