Cam with Elias, his Panamanian brother
Lisa, Julie's hairdresser, making Cam look amazing (she gave me a great haircut too!)
Julie and Gilen soaking up the sun in front of Matt and Gilen's house.
Cam's aunt Debbie (Ernie's sister) and her husband Mike
Matt & Gilen's son Hudson, who adores Thomas the train, blocks, and playing on his own. He can amuse himself for hours.
Tim and Arya's son Brecken, who is talking much more than last time we saw him! He is so communicative and his expressions make me laugh.
And back at home, I just couldn't resist taking a picture of our Christmas tree! $25 at an after Christmas 2007 sale at Kroger! Yeah baby! Doesn't it remind you of your childhood? That's why I bought the kind with the multi-colored lights (no classy white lights for me...they're boring!)
It looks cooler with the lights on...I should have thought of that. Oh well. As you can see, we're a little sparse on decorations, but time will remedy that! I go for the non themed Christmas trees, with every type and style of ornament you can imagine, including all the ornaments the kids make at school and church and all the ornaments people give you.
Those are my favorite trees because they are a piece of family history!
Julie and Gilen soaking up the sun in front of Matt and Gilen's house.
Cam's aunt Debbie (Ernie's sister) and her husband Mike
Matt & Gilen's son Hudson, who adores Thomas the train, blocks, and playing on his own. He can amuse himself for hours.
Tim and Arya's son Brecken, who is talking much more than last time we saw him! He is so communicative and his expressions make me laugh.
And back at home, I just couldn't resist taking a picture of our Christmas tree! $25 at an after Christmas 2007 sale at Kroger! Yeah baby! Doesn't it remind you of your childhood? That's why I bought the kind with the multi-colored lights (no classy white lights for me...they're boring!)
It looks cooler with the lights on...I should have thought of that. Oh well. As you can see, we're a little sparse on decorations, but time will remedy that! I go for the non themed Christmas trees, with every type and style of ornament you can imagine, including all the ornaments the kids make at school and church and all the ornaments people give you.
Those are my favorite trees because they are a piece of family history!
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