Picturesque low tide.
Kk and Finn captivated by Finn's birthday chicken nuggets cooking in the oven.
First time behind the wheel...his only citation was driving under the influence of Kenzie.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Finn: Year One
My Finn is one! I love this boy with all of my heart! His wispy hair and dimple chin get me every time I look at his sweet little face. We feel so blessed to have a mild-tempered child in our home to help even things out (you know what I mean). Some things about our Finn:
He loves to eat rocks and crayons
He likes to stick his finger in his Daddy's ear
He loves, loves, loves his sister, despite her brutality
He likes books, especially the kind that taste good
He likes you to belive he doesn't like the water, but in reality he just like to make a slow, calculated entrance (just like his mom)
He prefers pb&j's to cupcakes
His hair truly is like a dandelion, so wispy and free-flowing
Ice water makes him giggle
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Odes to Halloween.
So my blog is turning into a video showcase of Kenzie singing.
And now...................for your Halloween enjoyment................I give you Kenzie, the singing witch:
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Friday, March 4, 2011
Vids of the kids
K practicing her first primary talk on the Plan of Salvation, or as she initially called it (with her hands raised emphatically in the air), "The Plan of Celebration!"
F's first conscious smiles (with me doing a terrible job of stabilizing his head).
Sunday, February 13, 2011
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
Monday, September 6, 2010
Happy Labor Day...and random pics.
Kenzie's favorite beach swing.
Looking for crabs.

Kenzie likes to go outside, lay on the weight set, and predict the weather. It usually goes something like this: "Hmmm...I think it will rain today...maybe, sure."
Kenzie likes to go outside, lay on the weight set, and predict the weather. It usually goes something like this: "Hmmm...I think it will rain today...maybe, sure."
Pretty accurate forecast for these whereabouts.
At the Te Manahua Maori Cultural Competition 2010 (haka competition). The makeup and costumes were intensely intimidating (the ladies wear green lipstick and thick black eyeliner to accentuate the whites of their eyes when opened wide, and the males paint their faces and blow spit all over the place), but I guess that's the whole point of the dance...to scare your opponents. Sitting in the third row, Kenzie and I were definitely scared. Teams from England to New Zealand teams came out to compete, but the Laie/Hawaii team took overall honors.
At the Te Manahua Maori Cultural Competition 2010 (haka competition). The makeup and costumes were intensely intimidating (the ladies wear green lipstick and thick black eyeliner to accentuate the whites of their eyes when opened wide, and the males paint their faces and blow spit all over the place), but I guess that's the whole point of the dance...to scare your opponents. Sitting in the third row, Kenzie and I were definitely scared. Teams from England to New Zealand teams came out to compete, but the Laie/Hawaii team took overall honors.
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