Conversations in our house:
Anna: What's Baby Jesus' name? Me: Jesus Anna: No what is his name?

Me: What is your baby brother's name? Anna: "Jesus" (for the last couple of months she was going to name the baby Two Jumps)(she name our Elf on the Shelf DiddlyDo)

Me: Anna quit picking your nose. Anna: But I got boogers in there.

Dad: Let's clean up. Sydney: But I am a princess.

(driving down the rd) Sydney: I smell something. Anna: Its a squirrel.

The girls love to play mommy, daddy, baby, and puppy. There are several times during the day I hear Mommy and I will answer and they say No Sydney is the mommy, you are the baby.

It is never a dull moment arount my house, but I love every minute of it. I can not imagine when this little boy comes in April. Anna will mother it and Sydney will be attached to my hip. Life is great.

We started the Christmas Holidays with pictures with Santa. The girls were not that fond at first, but since then we have been to see him several times and things are looking up. Anna named our Elf on the Shelf "DiddlyDoo" They are excited about him, but forget easily that he is watching at all times. They love to drive around town and look at Christmas lights. This past Friday night, Bay Springs had their parade. After the parade, the girls got to sit in Sants's lap and tell him what they want. Anna wants a blue baby and Sydney a pink baby. Saturday morning we had breakfast with Santa at church. They served snowman pancakes and read the Polar Express to the kids. After pictures with Santa they made jingle bell nacklaces.


Anna with Santa
Sydney sitting in Santa's lap

Sydney eating her breakfast. Such a cute display of pancakes, they served snowman pancakes with chocolate chips for the eyes and buttons and a piece of bacon for the scarf. They also had marshmellows for the snow.

We enjoyed our Thanksgiving holidays in Liberty and even though we stayed in the road, we had a blast. Its always so good to visit and let the girls be spoiled by the grandparents. It was good to be home and back in our beds, but we sure miss our family and all the great food.

Daddy pushing Anna on the tire swing. Sydney was one tired little girl.