4/19/2008
Oh give me a home....
Visiting Great Grandparents!
Braeden thought Poppy was wonderful too!
Mimi, Braeden, Poppy, and Aunt Judy.
4/15/2008
11 Months Old


Yummy!
Our own little commando!
All I had to do was post on the blog that Braeden wasn't crawling, and the very next day he began! It is a cute crawl...sort of commando style. He is our own little sniper the way he uses his elbows. This video is a couple of weeks old, and he really gets around quickly now. I imagine my blog posts might really be far between now that both kids are on the move...but we'll see!
3/31/2008
How Braeden gets around
Braeden isn't crawling yet (at 10 1/2 months), but we are not worried. He can get around no problem. Just watch this video and see how he does it!
Look at what Braeden can do!
Check out Hardt's ride!
Easter 2008
Sunday morning we woke up and got to enjoy our Easter basket goodies before heading off to church.
Marshmallow chicks for breakfast should be an everyday thing in my opinion.
The Easter bunny even brought Braeden some goodies in his basket.
After church we went to lunch with Grandma and Grandpa to eat Mexican food, and you would not believe it!!! The Easter bunny showed up wearing a pancho and a sombrero. The restaurant took great pictures of both of us with the Easter bunny, it was so much fun.

After our naps, we headed over to Mimi and Pops' house for an egg hunt and time with our cousins Hope and Hardt. Here is Braeden with Aunt Tina and Uncle Chris.
Uncle Chris brought these really fun confetti filled eggs and Hope, Hardt, and I got confettied in the back yard.
After confetti eggs we used the Easter bunny bags we made with Mimi to hunt for even more Easter eggs. I have a stash of about 30 Easter eggs, and Mommy keeps finding them all over the house. Somehow an onion from Mimi's kitchen ended up in Austin's Easter bag, hmmm? Kinda strange how that got in there, Austin must have thought it was the mother of all Easter eggs.
3/20/2008
Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo
The baby zebras could nip your fingers while they ate, so we couldn't go in and feed them, but it was really neat to see them close up.
Here is the bison again, but notice we did feed a goat and sheep who are near by.
Daddy kept calling this a jackass, but I thought it was a donkey. Hee haw, hee haw!
Here is Braeden checking out the chicks (the chickens in the coop).
It is a cute bunny rabbit, but it isn't the Easter bunny. I am so excited about the Easter bunny coming to see me!
Dum Ditty Dum Ditty Dum Dum Dum
Austin loves to make music, and here he is playing with Uncle Ben's cool drum toy. One of his favorite books is about some monkeys who play drums. Dum ditty dum ditty dum dum dum.
3/12/2008
Kindermusik Class
Ok, so the bags had instruments in them, but our moms thought they looked great on our heads. To be honest, we kind of enjoyed seeing ourselves this way in the mirror too.
Here I am going on a hayride (figuratively). It was pretty fun to be dragged around the room on this towel.
Drums are my favorite! I am pretty good at banging to the beat. Of course music tastes as good as it sounds too!

