Sunday, March 6, 2011

Riding Bikes

So, remember this bike?
We got it for Talmage at a garage sale this sale this fall and he loved it. For about 2 days. Something about the construction of the bike made it impossible to fit training wheels. And he didn't want to ride it with only one training wheel. go figure.
So we decided to try a 'skut' bike. Only they cost about $100 dollars. Luckily, Wal-mart has a knock off (I love that place) for only $30 dollars. We got it last week and Talmage LOVES his new 'scooter bike'. He was pretty wobbly at first and would NOT let go of the hand-brake. But, after a week, he's catching on and getting pretty good. In this video he is kind of wobbly because he was showing us a 'trick'. He also thinks he can do 'wheelies' and 'jump' sewer lids. Anyways, we're glad he has some bigger wheels. He's been looking pretty ridiculous on his tricycle for some time now.
So,

Down the Hill

Maybe the greatest altitude change in the whole city of Katy.

Logan on the fire truck

When ever we go outside to ride bikes, Logan grabs our little fire truck. Although he loves it, he's not very fast. In fact, he almost goes the same distance forward and backward.

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Dancing

Here is Thomas playing some tunes for the boys. He cannot play and they cannot dance, so it was all fun and games. (until it got too wild and somebody ran into a chair and got a bloody nose)

More Cheese than Chips

Like Father, like son. This is Logan eating spicy queso dip.
Doesn't stop him.

Sunday, February 13, 2011

tomato soup

These boys LOVE tomato soup. It is probably one of our favorite lunches. The last time I gave them some tomato soup, Logan started lapping it up like a dog. I love that he has a big, content "AHH" after he's done.

Of course, it's not until the END that he finally notices his shirt is saturated with tomato soup. Good thing it's a red shirt.

Tuesday, February 8, 2011

mania

have you joined jimmer-mania? cause we have. we're buying tickets to the final 4 (holla! They're in h-town) and praying that BYU can make it.
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