Tuesday, January 13, 2009
There is the snow
The next morning we woke up to this! A foot of snow. I loved how beautiful my mom and dads house looked spattered with snow flakes.
The kids were outside by 9 am. Dave was out for 2 hours clearing the snow. The plow had build a gigantic mound of snow which the kids enjoyed.
Love this photo of Leah.
Weather Men
My hylarious mom and dad in their cross country skiing googles. I later caught my dad using them to snow blow outside.
Dad and Ronan just chillin.
Cute Leah who is sporting the slippers I had searched high and low for in Old Navy. The size I needed were stashed up in the front by the register.
Welcome Christmas
What is Christmas without some tears. I am not sure how opening presents ends up to be a sad thing but every year my kids get so grumpy.
Dave and his guitar. I was very spoiled and got a coat and a blow dryer. Leah's favorite present was her remote control car. Eva's was Leah's fur-real pet which proved to be a very sore topic all day. She also got a fairy pony that walks. Ronan really liked his vacuum.
Christmas Eve
December Fun
Letters to Santa in the North Pole
The Christmas Sunday outfits
The Other Ratchford's Christmas Visit
Dave brother Garreth and his family came to town for the adoption of their baby Declan. It was such an amazing experience to be part of. Then we had a big pre-Christmas dinner.
Here is everyone
My niece Candy announced that she is expecting. That is a baby doll that we wrapped up to tell Elaine.
Thursday, January 08, 2009
Christmas Dance Memories

Our good friends Emily and Josh had to chaperon a high school dance. What sounds more fun on a Saturday night, nothing. It was at the Capital building which is 10 steps ahead of the choices we had in Logan. We invited ourselves along. It a blast, jamming out like 80's dance stars and posing for pictures. Those high school kids didn't know what to think of us I am sure. I re-lived so many memories of my high school days. The best were the awkward kids trying to dance with no rhythm at all. Then the dresses were half the entertainment. Girls dresses now are so fabulous. I should probably start a savings account now for when my girls reach the dating age. I have so many Christmas pictures to post I don't want to start. I promise an update soon.
Thursday, December 04, 2008
The Look Of....
The scene...a breakfast of shredded wheat and chocolate milk with the king in his throne. Ronan was really enjoying the game until I got out the the camera. What is this face?
Can he really already know I will show this to future girlfriends.
He seriously looks mad at me for daring to take a picture.
