Happy Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving morning...first snow!  Jack on left

First snowman:). Ben on left

Sweet potatoes mixed with baby formula!  A first Thanksgiving favorite:). Jack

Ben and Sherilyn

Jack not loving his food:)

Cousins!  Ben on left.  What does a fox say?!

Ben: Feeling full!

Baby monitor on the dinner table:)

Ben and cousin Lauren

Jack and Aunt Donna

I made Jack and Justin smile

Jack laughing

Jack and Daddy

Holiday portrait, running, and 4 month milestones

Trying to repair a broken toy...

It ended up in the trash....   :(

$14.99 family portrait...yay coupon clipping...

I know it's a bit cheesy, but it was fun and we got some cute photos!

Jack is so pouty!

Don't you just love their cute little faces:)

They are my children...of course they can read at four months!!!  Just kidding:)

Sitting like little big boys!

The family!

Ben

Jack

A 60 degree November day...6 mile family fun run!  Jack on left

Love pushing 50+ pounds of baby and stroller:)

Jack on lef

Holding 28 pounds of baby!!  Ben on left

Post run feeding in the cat...Jack holding some napkins

Ben n right.  They had an epic 1.5 hour screaming crying tantrum right after this picture...but they look so cute here:)

Ben learning to put stuff in his mouth

Jack in his high chair

Jack eating some sweet potatoes!

Jack on left

Tummy time!  Ben rolled over today, but no one saw it. 

4 months old!!!!

First home from hospital 8/13/13

One month old 8/28/13

Two months old 9/29/13

Three months old 10/28/13

Four months old 11/24/13



And some other cute ones from today:

Priceless?

Remember those old MasterCard ads with the priceless punch line?  That's what came to mind as I made Christmas ornaments of the boys' hand and footprints over the weekend.

Salt $0.44

Flour $1.78

Food coloring ?  Had it laying around

Baby's' first Christmas ornaments  PRICELESS 

Cheesy, right?!  But, I think these turned out so cute and are way better than anything I could have bought for  a lot more money.

Mixing some red food coloring into half the dough.

Dough is salt dough...1 cup flour, 1 cup salt, and less than 1 cup water.  Mix salt and flour, then gradually add the water and knead until the dough is stretchy and not sticky at all.  Then add food coloring or paint after it dries.  Bake in 100F oven to dry out...or air dry.

Blue for Ben

Daddy wrangling the boys while I make the dough, Jack on left

Go Daddy!  Ben on left

Feet were a lot easier than hands...they just wanted to grab the dough:).  Used a straw to make holes...once dry I will put a string or ribbon through so I can use the as ornaments!

Finished!