Saturday, November 29, 2008

A Fun Light Parade

What a sweet little boy!! He is so much fun.
What sweet faces...pretty deceiving huh!!
Kaylie thinks she is a reindeer...ha,ha!!
Last night we took the kids to see the Spanish Fork City light parade. It was a little cold, but it was something fun to do. Everything was decked out in lights. We even got to see Santa...whoo, hoo! Hopefully the girls will be good enough for Santa to bring them something. I hope they are not too disappointed when they get up Christmas morning and find a big shiny black rock with a big red bow. Good thing they still have a few weeks to prove to Santa they can be good girls.

Wyatt loved looking at all the bright lights. Thanks to Aunt Mindy who gave him the nice warm hat and mittens.

Sunday, November 23, 2008

Our 'Lil Cougar





We were fortunate enough to be able to watch the BYU/Utah game with a bunch of friends. Although the outcome wasn't as we had hoped we still had a great time and loved being able to get together and have lots of good food and great fun. I just couldn't resist taking these cute pictures of Wyatt-our little Cougar. He was so great during the game, even with all the shouting and cheering. Soon enough he'll be cheering for our BYU Cougars too. Go Cougs!!!

Monday, November 17, 2008

Wyatt Turns One Month




Wyatt turned one month old this past Saturday. I can't believe how much he is growing and changing already. He is still the most amazing baby, and we all love him so much. We are still trying to decided what color his hair is. Sometimes it looks really blond and sometimes it looks strawberry blond. Rich really wants his hair to be red. His skin is pretty fair. He has changed so much since the first pictures that we took. It makes me so sad to see how fast time is flying by and how fast the kids grow up before my eyes. I am so grateful that I can be a stay at home mom and have the wonderful opportunity to spend time with my kids, and spend my days with Wyatt. I feel like the luckiest mom in the world.

Sunday, November 9, 2008

Playin' in the Leaves







What's Fall time without playing in the leaves?? We don't have many trees at our house so Rich took the girls to our duplex which has huge trees and more leaves than you know what to do with.
They had so much fun and liked ruining the big piles of leaves that Rich had raked up. Of course, we had to take a few pictures of little Wyatt for his first fall too.

Wednesday, November 5, 2008

Amazing Comparison




We have been spending time lately trying to figure out just who Wyatt looks like. Everyone thinks he looks like somebody different. I was looking through Colton's book the other day and finally figured out just who he looks like...Colton. It is almost scary how much both of them look so much alike. You can definitely tell that they are brothers. Such sweet little boys. We are so blessed to have such amazing kids. The picture of Colton was taken when he was 4 weeks old and the pictures of Wyatt, he is now 3 weeks old. See what you think. I think they look so much alike to me.

First Snow of 2008





Today was the first snow of 2008. We didn't get much snow which is ok for me. Just enough to play in but not enough to have to shovel. I don't know that I'm ready to shovel snow just yet. Here are some pictures that I took of the girls in the snow and Wyatt's first snow fall. Wyatt is wearing the cutest little hat and booties that one of mom and dad's cruising friends Louise Humphrey's knitted for Wyatt. She is the most amazing lady. Thanks so much for the warm hat and booties. Wyatt is just adorable in them.

Monday, November 3, 2008

Happy Halloween

Halloween this year was so fun. We are grateful to have Wyatt here and be able to trick-or-treat with him. The girls just love their baby brother. McKenzie was a soccer player, Kaylie was Sleeping Beauty, Rylie was an angel and thanks to Aunt Mindy, Wyatt was Tigger. The girls had a fun parade at school and thought it was neat to see all the other creative Halloween costumes.
We went to Grandma and Grandpa Godfrey's and ate yummy soup for dinner and then went trick-or-treating around grandma's block. Then we came home and went trick-or-treating around our own neighborhood. Boy, the girls scored on the candy. We love Halloween, but most of all we love spending time with cousins.