12.25.2008
12.10.2008
A Boy Needs a Bike
My son is turning 5 this week and it's time to make the move from trike to big boy bike. But do not call it a two-wheel bike or you're sure to induce massive anxiety on the little novice. He has reiterated many times that his bike must have 4 wheels-two big ones and two little, tiny ones in the back. One step at a time.12.01.2008
A Tree as Far as the Eye Can See
11.30.2008
11.29.2008
10.06.2008
9.23.2008
Gabriel's Gang
Each year our family attends the Sharing Down Syndrome Buddy Walk in support of my nephew, Gabriel. This is the first year my sister decided we should have our own team t-shirts. She decided on the title Gabriel's Gang and I went with that.
I'm proposing we all wear black bandannas, as well. Maybe flash our own signs, no?
I'm proposing we all wear black bandannas, as well. Maybe flash our own signs, no?
8.30.2008
7.30.2008
Mmmmm
5.24.2008
5.21.2008
3.29.2008
Paris Layne hair salon

My sister just opened up a hair salon in Queen Creek called Paris Layne (named after her daughter and her business partner's daughter's middle name). If you're in the neighborhood you should stop in and get some highlights and while you're at it maybe a teeth whitening. No offense, it's not personal, but the salon does coincide with a dental office (Power Ranch Dental to be precise) so it's all too convenient. She does a great job and is comparatively affordable!
3.20.2008
Perfectly Pink
Hello, Spring! I wish I had at least 11 of these trees planted around my house. I couldn't resist the pink on pink in this picture of my niece, Emmy, at her 2nd birthday party in Camp Verde. The day was as nice as it looks in this picture. Perfect Spring weather and perfectly pink.A couple more favorites from the party...
The tractor ride down to the river.

Building sandcastles in party dresses
3.17.2008
3.11.2008
3.09.2008
2.14.2008
My Funny Valentine
I was determined not to spend any more money on holidays this season, so I decided to make use of the Halloween candy burning a proverbial hole in our candy jar. I took this picture of Jonah and photochopped it to take out the background and spice up his shirt. Once printed I cut slits above and below his hand to insert the tootsie pop. Usually Jonah only gets a lollipop when he [goes] on the potty. He kept asking me why I had the lollipops if he didn't go potty yet. Maybe he won't share that little bit of information with all his classmates when he passes them out, or maybe he will. I'm sure they'll understand.1.25.2008
She's a Maniac on the Floor
1.20.2008
Rock On
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