Friday, September 18, 2009

Posting and such. . .

Okay, so much to post. . . Many have asked about Hazel's homebirth. It was wonderful :). Details (kind of) to come in another post.

Here are a couple recent and not so recent pics:

Happy Hazel. She is seriously the happiest, easiest child ever:

The boys loving them some Hazel. She's not so sure:

Hazel and her cousin Olivia on their blessing day:

The happy parents who forgot to take many pics (poor third child):

Loved her little bow (courtesy of Caitlin -- thank you!):

And here are a couple cute stories:

Concerning LUKE -- Hazel was crying one night. Hard enough that it woke up Luke. He comes wandering out into the hallway where I'm standing and hands me his special stuffed bear, saying, "Here's for Hazel," wanders back to bed and goes right back to sleep. If it had been my sibling, I would have woken up hollering "BE QUIET" but Luke is so empathetic. He has the sweetest disposition.

Also, today we were at a friends house today and everyone had already gone in the door except me because I'd run back to the car for a couple things (namely Hazel). When I got to the door it was being held open by Lukey - "I hold door for you Mommy." Love that kid.

Concerning NIKOLAI -- Nikolai and I have been talking lately a lot about obedience, obeying your parents even when friends don't choose too, not following the crowd, etc. . So today we were at the park with a friend. . I'm not sure exactly what happened but at some point he chose to obey something I guess his friend didn't. He came up to me and let me know that, "I wasn't following the crowd mom." Good for you buddy.

Until 2 minutes later when Nikolai takes off running toward the busy street. His friend follows HIS example and takes off after him. I'm yelling at him to stop and he doesn't. .doesn't. . doesn't. . until FINALLY I yell, "Don't follow the crowd" and he stops. Nikels walks back to me and says, "I chose not to follow the crowd mom." My friend turns to me and says, "uh, what if you are the crowd?" I was dying - I would have busted out laughing had I not been trying to play strict face. Guess he's still got a little bit to learn :).

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

such charming little stories of the boys' adventures in day-to-day growing up :) Love you all, Grammie

Marlise said...

YAY!! Pictures and stories!! Thanks for sharing! SO good talking to you last night!! Love you

Laurel @ Ducks in a Row said...

She's gorgeous - and so are you, of course.

Anonymous said...

Good to see you back online. I miss you ... If I thought you'd answer the phone when I called I'd totally call you :)

Your family is adorable. What's up with the blondes?? Awesomeness. I'm so glad you found Steve and are having adorable children :)

Btw - Dave has a girlfriend!! I love her.

Remember when you said I should write a blog? And that you'd read my blog if I wrote one? You were my inspiration. Now I can't stop. I'd love to have you stop by once in a while :)

caitlin wilson said...

i miss you guys, the little ones are so cute! cant wait to see you all in dec! loves
-brig

Lynda said...

O my gosh! You BLOGGED again. It's a miracle. Keep them coming. Those were the cutest stories.
Love you all.
Mom

Lynda said...

Mom here again. Just reminding you that you said, "Details to come." Heh heh.

Telitaadams said...

Mary, I was missing my Alexandria friends so I went to check in on your and others' Facebook page today. I saw that you have a blog and went to check it out. I just started one of my own and I love seeing what you and others are doing in the blogosphere. Yours is so cute.

Congratulations on the new addition! I miss everyone in good old Alexandria. I miss our RS scripture study groups. Washington state is treating us well.
Love, Leticia
(leticiawatson.blogspot.com)

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