New Photos to post!

Just wanted to post a few photos that I took last week. I finally got around to clearing some space off my camera card and had some fun with my camera. I need to pull it out more often and take more photos of the kids. Here is my attempt at taking a self portrait with Hannah. It sure is challenging with a squirmy baby! Actually, it is one of the few photos of me that I like, even though I have a half an eye.

This is David's favorite place. That sandbox is such a wonderful thing for the kids. It's no wonder he asks us if we can take it with us when we move. Sorry buddy, it's kinda built in. Both David and Luke will spend hours in it by themselves or with each other. Occasionally they will fight over "territory", but for the most part they get along. On this day, David was having fun burying his garden boot.

This is wild hair Hannah. Not sure how I am supposed to control that hair of hers. It has gotten pretty thinned out lately. She is also blessed with "fine" hair like me. I might have to take some Frizz-ease to it.

Here she is looking sooooo cute! I just love it when she smiles. She melts our hearts with that huge grin. I can't believe she is going to be 4 months old this month. Only 2 more months till we start baby food! Wow! It's going by way too fast. I want to just stop the clock and keep her this small forever.

Finally, a photo of her at CHA. I took her with me to the scrapbooking trade show in Anaheim and she loved it! She had a great time looking at all the lights, colors and the smiling faces of the people who stopped to talk to her along the way. She gave almost every person a smile. She was not the only baby their either. They is just so portable at this age. To tell you the truth, I loved having her with me. She really was the best thing about the show for me. Even a huge convention center full of scrapbooking supplies (heaven, I know) didn't even come close to making me happier than her smile. This photo was taken by my friend and fellow "hummer" Katja Kroman and her very nice camera. Thanks Katja!