2/20/12
Just a Question....
I know it's dangerous to have a child put his head in a plastic bag, but what about a plastic bucket??? :o)
2/8/12
My Baby Turned TWO!!
WOW!! When I stop to think about the insane night 2 years ago, it seems like an eternity ago, yet it all has passed with the blink of an eye!
We LOVE LOVE LOVE this little man. When people tell you "boys are different than girls", they sure mean it in so many different ways! I remember telling everyone when Reagan was 2+ years, "I feel like I have a boy in a girls body (because she was so energetic and crazy)", it was honestly nothing of the sort!! I absolutely, do not trust that little guy alone. I've found him climbing up into window sils, on top of bookshelves, our entertainment center, tables, chairs, cars, you name it. There is a climbling wall about 8 feet high at a playcenter here and he scales it with no problem! He gets into the pantry, the flour, the shampoo, you name it. Curious as any.
A TOTAL mama's boy (although he loves playing rough and hanging with his daddy). He's got the funniest, craziest, tantrum-est (is that a word), sweetest personality. In so many ways, his personality at this age is so like Reagan's. He's constantly watching to see if you are watching so he can make a funny face or do something silly (which in my mind, isn't always silly!) Contradicting but true. He screams a really mean, nasty NO! NO! NO!, can give a look to stop anyone in their tracks, arms folded, backed into a corner. He's super possessive of anything that is his (like most kids I guess), he likes to karate kick, run full speed and fly airborne until he hits the ground, he is extremely hard to chase down to dress (on average I would say it takes me at least 10 minutes just to dress him), and he copies anything and everything someone else does (which isn't always positive). He'll be caught in the midst of doing something naughty and when you look at him, he gives you the cheesiest grin, which always produces a smile and chuckle on our part, and the naughty thing is then proceeded with. I'm exhausted every single day with him, but I also laugh a hundred times, tickle a hundred tickles, kiss his soft, soft chubby little lips a hundred times, try to tame his wild hair, and my heart grows a hundred times bigger. I love his beautiful blue eyes he inherited from his daddy. The way he says certain things seriously melt my heart. Through all the tough, loud boy exterior, he is the most polite kid around. His sweet "tank you" always gets people to smile. My favorite things he says right now are "i got it" (as he carries a dozen items of his liking to the car, bed, bath, etc) and "i coming mommy" (when he hears a door open or voices that appear to be leaving!). He's really starting to repeat everything and talk more which is just a blast. He's a serious little nose picker. Daintly picks away, then hands you his finger with a "yick". Lately he loves trucks, Curious George, Monsters Inc., and playing hide and seek. I LOVE LOVE playing this with him. He has the sweetest little giggle/squeal when he gets excited/nervous to be caught that you makes your heart soar. I love when rocking him for naps or bed time that he fake snores and moans like he is falling asleep but just messing around. I find myself longing for him to fall asleep quickly in my arms so I can snuggle and snuggle and kiss his sweet little neck. He's growing too fast, and he's always on the go so he's not much of a snuggle bug. Although I am not a huge fan of the "baby" stage, I guess I miss it already because I know it's not coming around again so I want to snuggle him all I can!
Two years ago, coming on his own time, and rocking our little world then, and now, we wouldn't change if for the world. He is here, he is ours, and he is loved!
We celebrated in Kimberly with our families. He had a joint party with his two cousins who share birthdays close. We went bowling and had lots of family time.
These are a few of Kade's 2 year photo shoot that my friend Kim did. She's awesome and she chased this little guy around for 45 minutes (literally chased) trying to get some good shots. If you need a good photographer, she's your gal :) (Thanks Kim!)
He also got to spend his birthday with a huge disfiguring lump between his eyes :) Let's see, his stiches were out for a month and he got tangled in our barstools one morning and tipped backward and pulled the thing right on top of his face. I couldn't get the bleeding to stop and was sure it was broken so away to the doctor I went. After some hysterical minutes of holding him down for x-rays and causing distress to the poor x-ray tech, we found out it wasn't broken and he would heal eventually :) I couldn't get a good picture because he would scream whenever the camera came out, and I wish I knew more about my camera is coloring and up close shots but these will remind us years later the beginning of what is to be many trips to the ER I'm sure. He was a caveman for a few days, then the bruising passed into his eyes and he looked like a mini-boxer. Not a week later I had to take him in AGAIN for a double ear infection, and as I was waiting and he was screaming in pain, the nurse came out to hand me an ice pack, I looked at her and said, "Oh, no, it's not that injury, that was last weeks!"
We LOVE LOVE LOVE this little man. When people tell you "boys are different than girls", they sure mean it in so many different ways! I remember telling everyone when Reagan was 2+ years, "I feel like I have a boy in a girls body (because she was so energetic and crazy)", it was honestly nothing of the sort!! I absolutely, do not trust that little guy alone. I've found him climbing up into window sils, on top of bookshelves, our entertainment center, tables, chairs, cars, you name it. There is a climbling wall about 8 feet high at a playcenter here and he scales it with no problem! He gets into the pantry, the flour, the shampoo, you name it. Curious as any.
A TOTAL mama's boy (although he loves playing rough and hanging with his daddy). He's got the funniest, craziest, tantrum-est (is that a word), sweetest personality. In so many ways, his personality at this age is so like Reagan's. He's constantly watching to see if you are watching so he can make a funny face or do something silly (which in my mind, isn't always silly!) Contradicting but true. He screams a really mean, nasty NO! NO! NO!, can give a look to stop anyone in their tracks, arms folded, backed into a corner. He's super possessive of anything that is his (like most kids I guess), he likes to karate kick, run full speed and fly airborne until he hits the ground, he is extremely hard to chase down to dress (on average I would say it takes me at least 10 minutes just to dress him), and he copies anything and everything someone else does (which isn't always positive). He'll be caught in the midst of doing something naughty and when you look at him, he gives you the cheesiest grin, which always produces a smile and chuckle on our part, and the naughty thing is then proceeded with. I'm exhausted every single day with him, but I also laugh a hundred times, tickle a hundred tickles, kiss his soft, soft chubby little lips a hundred times, try to tame his wild hair, and my heart grows a hundred times bigger. I love his beautiful blue eyes he inherited from his daddy. The way he says certain things seriously melt my heart. Through all the tough, loud boy exterior, he is the most polite kid around. His sweet "tank you" always gets people to smile. My favorite things he says right now are "i got it" (as he carries a dozen items of his liking to the car, bed, bath, etc) and "i coming mommy" (when he hears a door open or voices that appear to be leaving!). He's really starting to repeat everything and talk more which is just a blast. He's a serious little nose picker. Daintly picks away, then hands you his finger with a "yick". Lately he loves trucks, Curious George, Monsters Inc., and playing hide and seek. I LOVE LOVE playing this with him. He has the sweetest little giggle/squeal when he gets excited/nervous to be caught that you makes your heart soar. I love when rocking him for naps or bed time that he fake snores and moans like he is falling asleep but just messing around. I find myself longing for him to fall asleep quickly in my arms so I can snuggle and snuggle and kiss his sweet little neck. He's growing too fast, and he's always on the go so he's not much of a snuggle bug. Although I am not a huge fan of the "baby" stage, I guess I miss it already because I know it's not coming around again so I want to snuggle him all I can!
Two years ago, coming on his own time, and rocking our little world then, and now, we wouldn't change if for the world. He is here, he is ours, and he is loved!
We celebrated in Kimberly with our families. He had a joint party with his two cousins who share birthdays close. We went bowling and had lots of family time.
These are a few of Kade's 2 year photo shoot that my friend Kim did. She's awesome and she chased this little guy around for 45 minutes (literally chased) trying to get some good shots. If you need a good photographer, she's your gal :) (Thanks Kim!)
He also got to spend his birthday with a huge disfiguring lump between his eyes :) Let's see, his stiches were out for a month and he got tangled in our barstools one morning and tipped backward and pulled the thing right on top of his face. I couldn't get the bleeding to stop and was sure it was broken so away to the doctor I went. After some hysterical minutes of holding him down for x-rays and causing distress to the poor x-ray tech, we found out it wasn't broken and he would heal eventually :) I couldn't get a good picture because he would scream whenever the camera came out, and I wish I knew more about my camera is coloring and up close shots but these will remind us years later the beginning of what is to be many trips to the ER I'm sure. He was a caveman for a few days, then the bruising passed into his eyes and he looked like a mini-boxer. Not a week later I had to take him in AGAIN for a double ear infection, and as I was waiting and he was screaming in pain, the nurse came out to hand me an ice pack, I looked at her and said, "Oh, no, it's not that injury, that was last weeks!"
1/30/12
Saying Goodbye to January
Saying Goodbye to January! Another 31 days that have sped by. Is it true the older you get time speeds up, or is it our world in general? Wouldn't you would have loved to have seen the days/weeks/months 100 years ago, when there was nothing to do but make your own butter, salt the pork your husband just killed, mend clothes that you've had for years, etc. I've been re-reading the Little House on the Prairie series (well, in between my newfound addiction of the Hunger Games). I love the books. I've read them dozens of times. I can't wait until Reagan doesn't want pictures to look at and can just listen to the stories as I read them. I love the simple times they had, how they knew so, so much about surviving. It's fascinating to me. Although I was born and raised in this era for a reason, I love to remember where we came from, and how FAR we have come! We have spent much of the month freezing out little tooshies off, and praying that if it has to be so cold, can we at least have snow on the ground :( We haven't even put on snow clothes or enjoyed the usual bowl of koolaid snow! Either way, I guess "freezing in the winter" in this day and age is much more pleasant!
Early in the month, Mike went to Las Vegas for the yearly Retail Convention. While I'm sure he enjoyed a little R&R time with the "dudes", we were here running the store, traumatizing our child with too much daycare (hence a month long cold he can't get rid of), and eating noodles and raman too many meals, because mom was tired. However, I'm so proud of him and his accomplishments the last year!! He was given the Franchise Rookie of the Year from the Pro Image Corp. A great accomplishment and recognition for him, and a little proof to his former company, that no matter their silly tactics to try to get him to fail, he definately knows what he's doing and they don't have a say in someone else's success. He, of course, will be embarrassed I even mentioned he got the award :)
We've had a busy month with family things. My niece was baptized in Burley and the kids and I were able to go and of course, spend time with family! The next weekend, we traveled to SLC for a weekend of fun (minus a sick little guy). We were able to have fun visiting with family, do a little shopping, eat at some yummy places we miss, catch up with "old" friends, and enjoy each other's company. My niece, Dakota, went with us and that provided great company for me while driving, and my kids love her so she is able to help out as well!
We were then visited by my sister Heather, and her kids and had a fun time swimming, making pizzas, eating banana splits, playing Monopoly, staying up too late, eating too much, but loving every minute of it!
Reagan has started tumbling, and will soon stop dance. She seemed a little disinterested and excited for something else, and the drive to dance was getting a little hectic for me, since my wild child won't allow me to stay at the dance while she is there and therefore, I either have to drive around for an hour, or hope he would sit in the car for an hour and watch a movie (which normally didn't happen).
Both kids will start swimming lessons soon at our gym and we are totally excited about that!
Last Saturday, I put on a little Tea Party for Reagan and 7 of her friends. She was able to invite 2 girls from her class and then neighborhood girls. WOW!! It was wild! Those girls ran around screaming, shouting, and playing (yes, even in their pretty little dresses)! We read the book, Tea for Ruby, decorated picture frames, painted fingernails, had some yummy food, and capped it off with decorating cookies and cupcakes. The girls all had a blast, and as a mom, it's so fun to see that and to see Reagan's eyes just aglow with excitement! Thanks to my sister Jessica who was here to help out. NO WAY I could have done that on my own! We had a nice visit her, did some shopping, crafting, and enjoying each other's company.
Here's to February and another crazy month of activities!!
Early in the month, Mike went to Las Vegas for the yearly Retail Convention. While I'm sure he enjoyed a little R&R time with the "dudes", we were here running the store, traumatizing our child with too much daycare (hence a month long cold he can't get rid of), and eating noodles and raman too many meals, because mom was tired. However, I'm so proud of him and his accomplishments the last year!! He was given the Franchise Rookie of the Year from the Pro Image Corp. A great accomplishment and recognition for him, and a little proof to his former company, that no matter their silly tactics to try to get him to fail, he definately knows what he's doing and they don't have a say in someone else's success. He, of course, will be embarrassed I even mentioned he got the award :)
We've had a busy month with family things. My niece was baptized in Burley and the kids and I were able to go and of course, spend time with family! The next weekend, we traveled to SLC for a weekend of fun (minus a sick little guy). We were able to have fun visiting with family, do a little shopping, eat at some yummy places we miss, catch up with "old" friends, and enjoy each other's company. My niece, Dakota, went with us and that provided great company for me while driving, and my kids love her so she is able to help out as well!
We were then visited by my sister Heather, and her kids and had a fun time swimming, making pizzas, eating banana splits, playing Monopoly, staying up too late, eating too much, but loving every minute of it!
Reagan has started tumbling, and will soon stop dance. She seemed a little disinterested and excited for something else, and the drive to dance was getting a little hectic for me, since my wild child won't allow me to stay at the dance while she is there and therefore, I either have to drive around for an hour, or hope he would sit in the car for an hour and watch a movie (which normally didn't happen).
Both kids will start swimming lessons soon at our gym and we are totally excited about that!
Last Saturday, I put on a little Tea Party for Reagan and 7 of her friends. She was able to invite 2 girls from her class and then neighborhood girls. WOW!! It was wild! Those girls ran around screaming, shouting, and playing (yes, even in their pretty little dresses)! We read the book, Tea for Ruby, decorated picture frames, painted fingernails, had some yummy food, and capped it off with decorating cookies and cupcakes. The girls all had a blast, and as a mom, it's so fun to see that and to see Reagan's eyes just aglow with excitement! Thanks to my sister Jessica who was here to help out. NO WAY I could have done that on my own! We had a nice visit her, did some shopping, crafting, and enjoying each other's company.
Here's to February and another crazy month of activities!!
1/2/12
Staycation
We spent the last night/day of Christmas break at the Shilo Inn. While the kids were insanely excited and out of control, overall, it was fun to have a change of scenery and let the kids swim (in the hot tub, because the pool heater was broken which was discovered after checking in...no matters, hot tub was just as fun!)
Everything was terribly exciting for this little girl! Even the awesome credit card that magically opened doors!
Peek-a-boo
Chillin' with dad
It's impossible to get his picture now
The only thing better than watching tv..is watching it in the nude :)
Everything was terribly exciting for this little girl! Even the awesome credit card that magically opened doors!
Peek-a-boo
Chillin' with dad
It's impossible to get his picture now
The only thing better than watching tv..is watching it in the nude :)
12/31/11
Resolutions
I've talked of resolutions before...I've given them before, I've failed most and accomplished a few. SO this year, we decided we would just have 5 simple "resolutions". Mine were simple....
1) Relearn to crochet so I can make cute hats, mittens, etc.
2) Get a "bachelor's" degree in my picture taking and Photoshop working
3) Really lose those 5-10 pesky pre-pregnancy pounds from 6 years ago
4) Vacation alone with my sweetie
5) Finish the kids rooms, and finally paint that terrible PINK guest room
These are attainable! These I can DEFINATELY accompish! I have a year to do it so I better get started :)
We also madea separate list for places we want to go this year. We even had Reagan get into the goal making/adventure going and asked her...
"Name FIVE places you want to go this year".
Hers are:
1) Disney
2) Utah
3) Yellowstone
4) Bear World
5) Blackfoot (Whaaaattt???)
Mine are:
1) Disney
2) Hawaii
3) Jackson Hole
4) Utah :O)
5) Palisades for longer than a hike
And Mike's
1) Disney
2) Hawaii
3) Camping (anywhere)
4) Lake Cleveland (Burley Idaho)
5) City of Rocks
And last but not least, Little Man K's are
1) Ow-side (when it's warmer of course)
2) Baf baf baf (the tub)
3) Chuck (truck or doubles for car)
4) Papa's (both, anytime)
5) Sissy's room (sneaky little snake)
Do you see a pattern:) Here's to your resolutions and accomplishing something!
1) Relearn to crochet so I can make cute hats, mittens, etc.
2) Get a "bachelor's" degree in my picture taking and Photoshop working
3) Really lose those 5-10 pesky pre-pregnancy pounds from 6 years ago
4) Vacation alone with my sweetie
5) Finish the kids rooms, and finally paint that terrible PINK guest room
These are attainable! These I can DEFINATELY accompish! I have a year to do it so I better get started :)
We also madea separate list for places we want to go this year. We even had Reagan get into the goal making/adventure going and asked her...
"Name FIVE places you want to go this year".
Hers are:
1) Disney
2) Utah
3) Yellowstone
4) Bear World
5) Blackfoot (Whaaaattt???)
Mine are:
1) Disney
2) Hawaii
3) Jackson Hole
4) Utah :O)
5) Palisades for longer than a hike
And Mike's
1) Disney
2) Hawaii
3) Camping (anywhere)
4) Lake Cleveland (Burley Idaho)
5) City of Rocks
And last but not least, Little Man K's are
1) Ow-side (when it's warmer of course)
2) Baf baf baf (the tub)
3) Chuck (truck or doubles for car)
4) Papa's (both, anytime)
5) Sissy's room (sneaky little snake)
Do you see a pattern:) Here's to your resolutions and accomplishing something!
Christmas, Randoms, and a Happy 2012!!!
What a month! December was crazy and passed all too soon. We spent a quiet but memorable Christmas at our home and were lucky enough to have Mike's parents join us. There is so much busy-ness, rush, anticipation, and excitement that accompanies the Christmas holiday. We were SO ready for the shopping rush to be over (although it is what we rely on, it's also nice for it to be over!) and enjoy some relaxed family time. Scrappy and Scruffy (Santa's elves) didn't disappoint all month, leaving little tokens of appreciation if the kids were good, or nothing under the tree if they were naughty. They delivered Christmas jammies on time....and even remembered Grandma and Grandpa.
Breakfast for dinner, some last minute preparations and feeding of the appropriate individuals, and the kids were snug in their bed. I would have gotten pictures of the appropriate preparation on our part, but Reagan is already smart enough and trying to put things together to figure certain things out! Her mind is entirely too mature for her age.
Sprinkling out the food
Anxiously awaiting their receivers
Christmas morning was met with excitement and anticipation to see what the jolly man had left. It gets more fun every year as the kids get older and their excitement and joy can be felt in the entire house. Let's say it was a fantastic day and everyone was happy hearted and refreshed!
Kade wasn't really into opening the actual present but if there was one opened for him he would say "Oh Wow!" and check it out. Anything Mickey, Elmo or Toy Story was always a big hit. These Toy Story Potato Heads have gone pretty much everywhere, car, bath, bed, etc.
Grandpa spent a lot of time putting things together
That's her excited face as everything is getting put together!
I love this picture for a few reasons, but mostly because of his cheek profile. Obviously not as big or bouncy as Rea's, but still soft and squishy
Writing his list for next year while what he didn't get is fresh on his mind :) And yes, he's mostly a lefty, although he's pretty much capable of writing/scribbling with both.
The awesome aftermath
Here are a few random pictures I wanted to include just for memory sake!
This dog isn't dumb...he knows he will most likely get fed, sitting below our messy eater...who is enjoying Christmas Fondue
Ok, I know, I could get arrested for this picture right?! But who doesn't love a little bum decorated in nothing other than cowboy boots!
Invest in Mr. Potato Head! It's been a great source of entertainment for our kids! (And the water is green only due to "special" pellets)
And here's to a HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
2010 was a really hard, challenging, and insane year. 2011 was filled with recovering from 2010, adjusting to surroundings, learning how to be a family again, loving, new beginnings, new challenges, and growing tons.
We are SO excited for what 2012 has in store for our family. It's going to be the year of spending lots and lots of time together! Traveling to new places, old places, learning new things, relearning old things, hopefully more memories with family near and far, laughing, loving, and growing some more. My heart is so full. Honestly, there is not a thing I desire more than being with my sweet, forgiving, adorable and charismatic children; my unconditionally loving, funny, handsome better half. God has blessed my life insanely. Constant reminders that life is so fragile and time is of the essence, and this year, we will grasp that full force and move forward with that in mind!
We are spending the first day of the year staycationing at a local hotel, enjoying some take out, some excitement, jumping on the beds, swimming, and celebrating. Here's to YOU AND YOURS!!
Breakfast for dinner, some last minute preparations and feeding of the appropriate individuals, and the kids were snug in their bed. I would have gotten pictures of the appropriate preparation on our part, but Reagan is already smart enough and trying to put things together to figure certain things out! Her mind is entirely too mature for her age.
Sprinkling out the food
Anxiously awaiting their receivers
Christmas morning was met with excitement and anticipation to see what the jolly man had left. It gets more fun every year as the kids get older and their excitement and joy can be felt in the entire house. Let's say it was a fantastic day and everyone was happy hearted and refreshed!
Kade wasn't really into opening the actual present but if there was one opened for him he would say "Oh Wow!" and check it out. Anything Mickey, Elmo or Toy Story was always a big hit. These Toy Story Potato Heads have gone pretty much everywhere, car, bath, bed, etc.
Grandpa spent a lot of time putting things together
That's her excited face as everything is getting put together!
I love this picture for a few reasons, but mostly because of his cheek profile. Obviously not as big or bouncy as Rea's, but still soft and squishy
Writing his list for next year while what he didn't get is fresh on his mind :) And yes, he's mostly a lefty, although he's pretty much capable of writing/scribbling with both.
The awesome aftermath
Here are a few random pictures I wanted to include just for memory sake!
This dog isn't dumb...he knows he will most likely get fed, sitting below our messy eater...who is enjoying Christmas Fondue
Ok, I know, I could get arrested for this picture right?! But who doesn't love a little bum decorated in nothing other than cowboy boots!
Invest in Mr. Potato Head! It's been a great source of entertainment for our kids! (And the water is green only due to "special" pellets)
And here's to a HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!
2010 was a really hard, challenging, and insane year. 2011 was filled with recovering from 2010, adjusting to surroundings, learning how to be a family again, loving, new beginnings, new challenges, and growing tons.
We are SO excited for what 2012 has in store for our family. It's going to be the year of spending lots and lots of time together! Traveling to new places, old places, learning new things, relearning old things, hopefully more memories with family near and far, laughing, loving, and growing some more. My heart is so full. Honestly, there is not a thing I desire more than being with my sweet, forgiving, adorable and charismatic children; my unconditionally loving, funny, handsome better half. God has blessed my life insanely. Constant reminders that life is so fragile and time is of the essence, and this year, we will grasp that full force and move forward with that in mind!
We are spending the first day of the year staycationing at a local hotel, enjoying some take out, some excitement, jumping on the beds, swimming, and celebrating. Here's to YOU AND YOURS!!
12/21/11
December Thus Far
So what has your December consisted of?? Parties, parties, recitals, rehearsals, school programs, shopping and such? The month has flown and here it is just shy of the most anticipated day of the year!
Reagan had her first recital. Beautiful, tiny dancer
Kade had his first trip to the ER! Colliding with his cousin Emmett who was on his bike. All in the throws of being thrilled to see Papa!
We've had busy days and colder weather. Anticipating a few days of rest in the upcoming week!
Reagan had her first recital. Beautiful, tiny dancer
Kade had his first trip to the ER! Colliding with his cousin Emmett who was on his bike. All in the throws of being thrilled to see Papa!
We've had busy days and colder weather. Anticipating a few days of rest in the upcoming week!
12/9/11
The Perfect Tree
It's been a lifelong goal of mine to be able to trapse around the mountainside looking for the perfect tree. Every year we talk about how much fun that would be and that is what you always imagine:) Growing up, we had fake trees. Albeit wonderful fake trees (which I honestly sometimes long for), they were just that...fake. No aroma, no mess, no watering the tree every day and cursing all the needles falling off. Mikes a firm believer in real, authentic trees. However, our "tree finding experience" has never been the romantic idea of finding one and this one held true to that!! It's been on average anywhere from 0-10 degrees most days here. Occasionally we will break into the 20's. We decided to get our tree from the YMCA this year for good samaritan reasons :) Off we went all bundled up and decked out in our winter gear. To make a long story short, Kade lasted all of 3 minutes before he was hysterically crying from being cold, so after 10 minutes of listening and being embarrassed, he and I went back to the car, and Rea and Daddy got to find the perfect tree!
His eyes are BEGGING you to take him to warmth
The cute old tree man
Putting the final touches on the decked out tree
Let it be said, that we will almost likely be hiring sitters this winter if we want to go out and about! While Kade is an avid outdoorsman during all other seasons, he absolutely HATES the cold. He'll stand at the back door and say "brrrrr, outside, brrrr, house, house". Which I take to mean, "It's too bloody cold outside so please let me stay in the house!". I took him out a few weeks ago when it was snowing and the second a snowflake hit his face it was all over and all sorts of fits. Can't blame him...I hate being cold as well!
His eyes are BEGGING you to take him to warmth
The cute old tree man
Putting the final touches on the decked out tree
Let it be said, that we will almost likely be hiring sitters this winter if we want to go out and about! While Kade is an avid outdoorsman during all other seasons, he absolutely HATES the cold. He'll stand at the back door and say "brrrrr, outside, brrrr, house, house". Which I take to mean, "It's too bloody cold outside so please let me stay in the house!". I took him out a few weeks ago when it was snowing and the second a snowflake hit his face it was all over and all sorts of fits. Can't blame him...I hate being cold as well!
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