365...Day 11

We love this kitty!  Little Oreo is so playful and puts up with Shane's craziness.  She must like him, too; as she has chosen to snuggle up with him on the living room floor.

365...Day 10

One of my favorites from Steve's half marathon last April.  This is Shane giving Daddy an encouraging "high-five" along the race route.  The kids and I went to different stopping points to wave at Steve.  Being geographically challenged, I did prety well navigating around Arlington and still made it back by the end to see Steve cross the finish line on the big Jerry screen.

365...Day 9

For the church talent show, Sarah m'ceed using her puppet Cindy-Lou.  She participates in Kid Serve on Wednesday nights to practice scripts to perform on Sundays for Shane's class.  The other pre-k kids also enjoy the weekly puppet show.  Sarah has really come out of her shy shell the past year!

365...Day 8

Just like her Momma...she loves to take pictures.  I'm anxious to see if she uses her new DSi to take pictures while they are on the Disney Cruise with Grandy and Papa.

365...Day 7

Tri-Shane-O-Saurus. 

Last Thanksgiving, we went to Dinosaur World in Glen Rose.  We took many pictures of Sarah with the Tri-Sarah-Tops.  One day while bathing (Jan 2010), Shane called me in to take his picture... Tri-Shane-O-Saurus...was his self-chosen dinosaur name.

365...Day 6

Funny picture from Shane's birthday at Let's Jump.  Notice his mismatched socks.  He doesn't get the "socks have to match"gene that both Steve and I have.  He loves the character socks from the Target $1 bins.  Here he has on one dinosaur scok and one Lightning McQueen sock. 

 I am in the process of printing pictures for my upcoming scrapbooking weekend get-a-way, so that's why I came across this picture.

365...Day 5

We were the last family to leave a Ft. Worth police carnival last Saturday at Home Depot.  Sarah wanted a pink balloon, but it was tangled with 9 others, so the lady gave her the whole bunch.  She was estatic!  Who would have known that having a BUNCH would be so fun.  The cats are loving the strings as much as the kids love running through them.  The strings are so long, the kids can let them float to our living room's 20 foot+ ceiling and still get them down.  Kids are on the the stair landing with coat hangers, "fishing" for the strings to pull them back in.