Today we had.....

Blueberry pancakes....

Cavities filled, yuk, and......



SNOW!!!!

What???

Uh, we're supposed to get snow on Sunday.....

At The Parsonage

We're getting the last of peoples harvest. Look at these carrots!! Short and fat like little Clara.

Phil thought this was pretty cool. We threw a lot of our corn cobs into the garden. Here is one with new corn growing out of the kernels!

More attempts to get Lily eating her veggies. Here is a carrot and cheese muffin and some baked carrots. Though she doesn't eat much (unless it Mac-N-Cheese or corn on the cob) I have really been enjoying baking for her.

Yes, it's time for warm hats! And two pictures of me for aunt Leah!


Lily is her father's daughter.

This is Phil with his brother.....

Old habits die hard.


Lily got squeaky shoes from Grandmere! Thank you Grandmere! Now we always know where Lily is.






Our days of playing outside without two sweaters, a hat, gloves and a goose down coat are numbered.

Backyard fun.

More photos of our cuties here: http://thehalefamilyphotos.shutterfly.com/

LiLYTUNES.

You Were Always Too??




Mama's rock star days....http://www.myspace.com/youwerealways

Music.

I've really enjoyed some of the children's music I've been coming across. Lily likes it too.

Little Sack of Sugar - Elizabeth Mitchell

I love this song by Elizabeth Mitchell (a little cannibalistic but cute). She and Lisa Loeb have a cute album called Catch the Moon.

A Crib for Clara.

We've moved Clara into the room with Lily. We've been using our Pac-n-Play for her but finally got a crib from some church members which my back is very thankful for! Clara sleeps much better (all night!) in the swing but we didn't want to make that a habit. We've had her in a bed for a couple weeks now. She squawks around for her pacifier a couple times a night and I rush in afraid of her waking Lily up, then she's up for a bottle around 5:30 or 6 in the morning which I'm not fond of, but she's doing pretty well. I guess I got spoiled with Lily who has slept 12 hours a night from the time she was 11 weeks old! Clara is much more "typical" of other babies in her sleeping patterns I've learned.

Here's our new set up.