This Wonderful Thing Called Life: Family Time

Thursday, March 26, 2015

Family Time

This post contains some of my favorite cell phone pics of family time over since January.

Star gazing on the trampoline:

New picture for the church directory:

Early wake up times :

Construction projects:

Happy New Year Wishes:

SIBLING LOVE:

COUSIN LOVE:

Payton and Macey's Birthday Party:

The Lion King with Kiki, Aunt J, Aunt Tessa, Payton, and Macey:

Aunt Tessa took the kids to build-a-bear:

WESTON's 7-9 months pics:

And his 9 month check up went great. He weighed in at 17.4 lbs and was 28.5 in long.

He is sitting great, scoots just a little bit to get a toy nearby, is eating baby food a little better, and is sleeping a little better. He loves his brother and sister, is extremely ticklish, loves pulling hair, loves Bible class, and loves giving kisses!

Excuse the grossness of this next picture but Weston has delivered the biggest blow out I have ever had to change and I took a picture to show his daddy (who was out of town at the time)

which led to his first bath in his ducky tub! All 3 of my children LOVE this bathtub!

And finally lets end with this sweet picture of Weston and his daddy :)

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