Friday, September 26, 2008

Ellie turns Seven Months old





On February 26, 2008 at 12:09 PM Ellie came into the world. While 15 days early, she was a healthy 7 lb 14 oz and 21 inches long, Maybe a bit skinny back then, but she has since made up for it. At her 6 month visit she weighed in at 19 lb 4 oz, and was 28 inches long. You've come a long way baby!!!

Monday, September 22, 2008

The Apple Orchard...Years Past




The Apple Orchard




Every year since Abbey was one, we take a September visit to the apple orchard near our house. It has become our little tradition each year to eat the Macintosh apples off the tree, and pick our pumpkins. Abbey was very excited to show her sisters how big girls pick apples. And again, after numerous tries, I gave up trying to get a "good" pic of all three of them together.

I'm A Big Kid. Look What I Can Do......




I started 4k and take the yellow bus to school. Abbey cried her first day of school while Daddy put her on the bus, and so did Mommy.

Friday, September 19, 2008

I'm A Big Kid. Look What I Can Do......




I can walk, feed myself, and I eat Ready Whip too. On September 15Th, at 5:54 P.M., Carina took her first steps unassisted. Mommy, Daddy, and Carina were very proud.

Monday, September 15, 2008

Beautiful Belle


While pregnant, Abbey always told me "Mommy has an Ellie in her belly." That is how the original nick name of Ellie Belly came into play for Eliana. In just a matter of a few months of life,Ellie grew a belly. She is such an easy going baby. Her smile is infectious. Mark has a love for the Italian language, and Bella or Belle means beautiful. I can not think of a more perfect name for her than Beautiful Belle......Now if only she would sleep through the night. Something tells me, by her size, that a 3am feeding isn't necessary.

Thursday, September 11, 2008

September 11, 2001

I just want to take a moment to remember all those who lost their lives, or were affected by this tragedy.

It is a reminder to always tell your loved one's "I LOVE YOU" because you never know what tomorrow will bring.