We had a fun weekend tailgating for the Frogs and of course its always more fun when the evening ends with a win for TCU! I have grown to really appreciate how much Tim and his family love TCU. Even though I am a Tech girl at heart, I can appreciate the Frogs and it is really fun to grow up in a town where you can support the local team and your kids can be apart of it. But, next year, when Tech plays TCU in Lubbock, it's on...we are ready for our revenge, suckers! It was really fun having Tim's aunt and uncle and cousins and their wives and kiddos in town for the weekend from Michigan and Oklahoma. There are a few pics of the kids below, but unfortunately we didn't get a good group pic on my camera because unfortunately the boys and I didn't make it too long at the party. If I get any other pics from the rest of the gang, I will post them!
Tyler drinkin his Route 44!
Nothin' cuter than little boys in their pjs...
Saturday, September 26, 2009
First TCU Tailgate...Full Success!
Friday, September 18, 2009
Pioneer Reunion 09....
I'm sorry we haven't posted in forever! I am getting my camera back tomorrow and I will have to put some pictures on the blog from August that I haven't been able to download yet. In the meantime, I thought I would add these pics that I took on my mom's camera today. We are in Henrietta for Pioneer Reunion (which I have attended every year faithfully since 2 years of age and love carrying on the tradition with the boys)! Uncle Casey made it in for the parade and rodeo as well so he got to see the boys and play, play, play!!! I must say that it has been really fun this year with the boys! They were a little more interested in the floats, firetrucks, and horsies than last year (they were only 3 months old then). After the parade today, we sat on the courthouse lawn and the boys had cheetos for the first time (thank you Grandma!) and played ball in the grass. It was a wonderful time spent with old friends and new ones (including a set of really cute "younger" twin girls)! Watch out!!!
This is a sweet video of the boys playing with a doggy chain....lots of giggles!
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Plumber Chooch and His Assistant...
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
Grandparents, Graunties & Gruncles...
Sorry it's been so long since we've posted! We have been on two flights/trips the last month, had sick kiddos and trips to urgent care, and had family and friends in town as well. It has been kind of a whirlwind, but really fun and we always love help with the kiddos. With twins, a support system is the NAME OF THE GAME! In the midst of all of this, I forgot my camera in Park City and it will be a few weeks before I get it from Mere-Mere...Tim had a few pictures on his camera so I posted what I had to work with. My brother (Uncle Casey) has been asking me to post a video of Matthew walking and the boys talking and unfortunately they are on my silly camera. So, I PROMISE to post those as soon as I get access to the footage!
Monday, August 17, 2009
Changing our school of thought...
Okay, so there are two schools of thought on babyproofing in my opinion. Thought one---you can teach your children not to get into things like drawers, cabinets, stairs, bathtubs, toilets, electrical outlets, etc. by watching them like hawks and disciplining and redirecting when they try to get into these things. Eventually, they will learn not to get into that area or else there will be consequences.
The second school of thought is that you can do major babyproofing and put outlets on plugs, latches on drawers and cabinets, gates up, toilet locks on, etc...Initially, I thought that I would just be SuperMom and teach the children what they could and couldn't get into and that we wouldn't have to babyproof every square inch of our home. I also assumed that I would be able to watch them constantly and they would not escape my watchful eye.
Well, forget that---first of all, I'm NOT super mom! Secondly, it is physically impossible to have your eyes on both children at all times. Third of all, my house is a wreck ALWAYS and it is time to change our school of thought for our sanity.
The second school of thought is that you can do major babyproofing and put outlets on plugs, latches on drawers and cabinets, gates up, toilet locks on, etc...Initially, I thought that I would just be SuperMom and teach the children what they could and couldn't get into and that we wouldn't have to babyproof every square inch of our home. I also assumed that I would be able to watch them constantly and they would not escape my watchful eye.
Well, forget that---first of all, I'm NOT super mom! Secondly, it is physically impossible to have your eyes on both children at all times. Third of all, my house is a wreck ALWAYS and it is time to change our school of thought for our sanity.
So, I am now on board with major baby proofing and as we speak Tim is putting those cabinet and drawer latches on in our kitchen to keep our kids from getting into every single pot, spoon, pan, tupperware, lid, placemat, dishtowel, and cup and throwing them in the toilet, bathtub, our shoes, the dvd player...you name it--its been done! So below are the pictures that finally put me over the top....
The boys got into our spice cabinet...they spilled cookie sprinkles EVERYWHERE....
Caleb also managed to get into our broom cabinet and find the mini broom...however, he definitely was not using it to clean up all those sprinkles that he spilled, EVERYWHERE!
Look how innocent they are looking up at the camera...YEAH RIGHT!!!! This little stunt took about 10 seconds and as you can see, every single spice that we own is on the floor. TWINS!!!!
Thursday, August 13, 2009
A good time had by all!
We went to West Lafayette, Indiana to visit the Davis family this past week. They moved from Ft. Worth in June to begin RUF, a college ministry, at Purdue University. We had such a great time with them and even though it was crazy juggling 4 boys the whole time, it was so much better doing it together than apart. We really miss them a lot and it was good to spend some quality time with them and their sweet boys.
Dustin is about to go up the slide and Jack is attempting to swing in the swing!
All the boys loved playing outside together!
Brian, Jack, myself, and Tim went on an ice cream run while Jeanette graciously watched Dus, Matthew and Caleb. We had lots of fun and as you can tell, Jack really enjoyed his ice cream. Not only did he finish his cone, but asked his Dad for "just one bite" of his and ended up finishing that, too!
Jeanette of course was amazing with all the kiddos and loved all the chaos. Here they are having a picnic together...
Caleb is a real servant and thought he would help the Davis clan out by mowing their lawn...what a guy!
Tim and Brian on cookout duty...Brian made these amazing burgers with onions and bread crumbs....the students at Purdue are going to love cookouts at the Davis casa!
Chooch (with a ball in hand of course) was fascinated with the guitar and loved to hear Brian play.
The guitar playing began with Jack on his guitar singing "Bob the Builder" and then he convinced his Dad that he needed backup from him.
Tim and Caleb at dinner....
Jack and his surprised face!
Here is a pic of all of us getting pizza together at this local pizza joint near Purdue. The food was AMAZING and all of the kids loved it!
Jeanette, Dustin, Caleb, Emily, and Matthew hanging out after playing in the water...
We went to these really fun fountains on Purdue's campus where kids go play in the water on sunny days. Jeanette and I were thinking it could be disastrous if the kids were afraid of the water, but it ended up being great and all the kids seemed to really love it, especially Jack!
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