Kids!

Well our journey with Zach's head continues. These few shots were attempts to get a picture of his stitches and instead I got some wonderful expressions that are totally "just Zach" as he would say.

"Cheese!"

Scrunchy face.


Just a piece of heaven....

Here we are at the dr getting the stitches out. He now has butterfly bandaides for a week.

Some disinfectant and tape. Such a trooper! Didnt even flinch.

Some faces of our 9 month old Sadie Jane. She has 6 teeth total. 4 uppers, two lowers. And just this morning went forward on both knees for crawling. She mainly has done army crawl until now. She pulls up to the furniture and now says very clearly Daddy and Mommy.

This is how she wakes up every day, every time.

Pulling up to help with the laundry.

Zach also has had a special love for other peoples beds. Noahs and ours. He at times does his bed, but it isnt long before he is joining in with someone else.

Check out all the things he brings with him. Such a hoarder.

I woke to this one morning. Well, I think it was more like 2 am, but we find little Zach sneaking in all the time. We try to put him back but he is so tiny and quiet I dont always notice him here.

We got to see baby Olivia this week. What a precious little gem. Noah was so very excited to meet her and hold her. He tells everyone how very small and tiny her head was. (even if it is in the 80th %). She is a love....and who can get enough of that hair!

Yum

Running has gone well. I seem to have no problem getting up in the mornings. Regardless of how early it is. I just have such a love for it. Its almost drug like. I also have found several gals from church who like to go first thing and boy are they good. So its a great challenge. Its weird to think that my 3 mile 30 minute runs are out the door. My base is around 45-1 hr. And I want to keep going! Just a blessing to understand how my body works so I can keep on keepin on. So I think this race is looking more and more do-able.

Happy week everyone!