Easter Eggs

We had a great time coloring 5 dozen eggs. Harrison just wanted to lick the vineger off the eggs, make a funny face, smile and lick again. Preston used all the colors and got pretty creative. Harrison, not so into the Easter Bunny.

Harrison Cole

We love Harrison, He is getting so big!

Double Trouble

Apparently Harrison was looking for the toy at the end of the cereal box. It's even in his eyelashes!!
Next time we are going to read the warnings on the toy boxes. The funniest part about it all is Jeremy and I took the time to take a photo before cutting the train out.
Preston is no longer allowed to eat fudge without supervision.

Introducting Leo II

Yes, Leo the 1st died. Preston took it pretty good.

You Gotta Have Friends

Harrison, Preston, Mason, Brinley and Rory waiting for the Disneyland Parade






Lexi and Harrison sharing a swing at the park. We love our friends!!

Harrison Turns 18 Months

Are baby is not so much a baby anymore. He is full of life and is getting to an age where he knows what he wants and when we wants it. His favorite foods are greenbeans, ranch dressing and eggs. He loves Bob the Builder, Mickey Mouse and playing outside with his brother. He is starting to talk a bit. If you listen carefull he actually says a ton of stuff. The other day I caught him singing Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star. He also knows all the Mickey Mouse Characters. He has brought are family so much joy. We love Harrison so much and are very thankful for him!

Christmas 2006

Harrison cried until we put his new Mickey Mouse shirt on over his sleeper PJs!!

The all mighty Thomas the Tank Engine Green Collapsing Suspension Bridge

Harrison getting a quick ride from Papa before he goes to bed on Christmas Eve.

I was so excited for Christmas this year. Believe it or not...this was our first Christmas when the boys were old enough to understand the True meaning of Christmas and really got into Christmas morning. Last year Preston was so very sick, we even spent Christmas Eve in the hospital. So it seems like forever since we celebrated Christmas full of family traditions, good food and all the family.

Preston asked Santa for "The Thomas Green Suspension Bridge" and Harrison loves anything to do outside. Preston was Joseph in this school Christmas program. Since then everytime he sees a nativty he points out Jospeh and says "I'm Joseph, look there I am", with a ton of excitement. On Christmas morning we struggled to get the boys downstairs. Preston was convinced that Santa was down stairs waiting for him and he wants nothing to do with Santa unless its "Papa Santa".

I am glad to have all the Christmas Stuff down and put away but at the same time I'm looking forward to what next Christmas Season will bring.