Friday, October 29, 2010

Halloween

 
The Annual "Go to Daddy's Work to Trick or Treat" was today.    The girls look forward to it every year!   We count down to the day.   This year, I made Curtis dress up as well....Lucky guy.


My Cousin works with Curtis.  These are his cute girls with our fairies!
We even had an Elvis sighting!

Bandaid

Lydia had a "I Voted" sticker and put it on her leg.   She was pretending it was a Band-aid.   Lydia was ready to take her Band-aid off and Maren told her not to.  She explained, the doctor said she needed it because she had blood in there and it would splat on the floor!

Thursday, October 28, 2010

My Hair

This morning, as Lydia was getting her hair done she told me, "Mom, your hair looks like Frankenstein."    I had already gotten ready for the day.   Maybe I shouldn't go out in public today!? 

Monday, October 25, 2010

Happy 3rd Birthday, Maren!!

We celebrated with some family yesterday for Maren's birthday.  Here are some pictures, including the personalized pink cupcakes with purple frosting and I Love Maren badges!














Halloween Sneak Peek...

Today, the girls got to wear their costumes to Dance Class.   My girls prefer to be the same thing as the other every year....This year they are Fairies!


Sunday, October 17, 2010

This is the Man I married.

So, Curtis came home early on Thursday to say that he came home to paint and proceeded to take things off the walls.   He painted Thursday until Saturday night.  I was shocked!  I know how much he hates painting.   What started as a kitchen/dining room/ family room paint job became a kitchen/dining room/ family room/accent wall/living room/up the stairs/in the hall paint job!   I definitely felt loved that he would spend his days off to paint my home!!!

So, this is the man I married-   I married a man that paints the house and has his girls come running inside to say, "Daddy, we were digging outside and we think we found a dinosaur bone!   We need your help to get it out!!"   So, he puts down the brush and roller and heads outside to help his girls with their "dinosaur bone" also known as really hard dirt clod.

I married a man who when his girls ask to help paint, he gives them a brush and let's them take a turn, even if it slows him down and adds a little extra work and cleanup.

I married a man who  while up on a tall ladder was greeted by his girls panicking that there was a bug on their huge sunflowers (they were drying out so that we could harvest the seeds).   He climbs down to go "save" the sunflowers (the flowers he classifies as "weeds" anyway) for his girls.  He came inside to inform me that it was a tiny black & white garden spider on a black and white sunflower seed and he had no idea how they even saw it! 

I married a man who taught me this weekend what it means to be a good father- to stop no matter what job you are doing- to be a parent who creates memories and, as a result,  is adored by his girls!

I love you, Curtis (and so do your girls)!