Four months old

Okay, before I sign off I wanted to post a few more pictures of Logan. He just had his four month check up yesterday as well as his shots. When we went to walmart later Anna was only too happy to tell the nice lady behind us all about the trip to the doctors, that Logan "got owies", and that she had a new ball. Luckily I did not have too many things in the cart so she didn't have time to share anything else. Back to Logan, he is 15 lbs 11 oz and 27 and 3/4 inches tall. In the 97% for height but only 60% for weight.  He is healthy and happy and such a joy. I am very grateful he is such a good sleeper at night and hope he continues that habit.

all dressed up for church

Like the look?

So now that I have spent quite a bit of time trying to figure out a new template, changing the layout and look of our blog I can't decide of it's worth it.  It just frustrates me because I am not too fluent in blogging, but I think I like the final product--or it could just be that I have wasted enough time trying to make our blog look cool and Anna has hit the down button to send my chair crashing to the lowest setting too many times and I just want to be done. I did want to try to write more things and not just pictures to capture the moments of everyday life and this is everyday life. Anyone with tips on keeping their blog looking "fresh" (ha ha) feel free to pass them on.

In other news Anna said, "Thanks for sharing with me mom." This was said after I gave her some caramel. Writing it doesn't do it justice but just picture it said in Anna's adorable two year old voice. It is so pleasant to have polite children.

More blessing pictures

I realized I never posted these pictures that Lynnae and Sherryl took after church the day we blessed Logan. What a good looking family.

Who needs to buy toys? Certainly not us. . .

All we need are some caps, couplings, and pieces of PVC pipe and Anna is set. Here she is playing with what she calls "yucky white." It is a brush to dip in PVC cement. This one obviously has not been used and so it is fluffy white. She calls the stuff Brian uses yucky purple or yucky blue--depending on what he is using. No little kiddie toys for her, she does what Daddy does, dips the "yucky white" into the cap and then into the piece of pipe and then she fits them together. Our little handy-girl.

I just added this picture because she is so darn cute.