Sunday, March 13, 2011

Just Life

Life seems to go by so quickly lately. Here are some recent pictures of Jacob and Lila. Lila is almost 7 months now and is really starting to show more of her spunky personality. She is such a wiggly and happy baby.

Big blue eyes!

Lila is very close to crawling. For now she just rolls everywhere.


Here is our big cheese. He loves having his picture taken and does all kinds of cheesey grins when we point the camera at him.

The other day I asked Jacob to straighten the shoes by the front door. After a little while he came and told me that he had made all the matches. This is what I found. Take a good look at the ordering of the shoes. Perfect. He is definitely Tony's son.


Lila still loves being swaddled when she sleeps. She cries to get our attention when she wakes up, but she is all smiles once we go in her room.




Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Our Kids

Just a few pictures of our kids over the last month or so.
Jacob on the train for his birthday


Hanging out in the crib in their hoodies


Photo shoot by Jacob


Tummy time


Three!

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Time Flies

Our little Lila is growing so fast! She is now two months old. She is smiling and cooing and keeping us busy. Jacob loves his little sister and always asks to hold her. Here are some recent pictures of our kids.




Thursday, August 19, 2010

New Addition

Our baby girl was born 8.18.2010 at 12:19 pm
7lbs 5oz
21.5 inches long
We named her Lila Dawn Peterson
Here are a couple of her "birth" day pictures

Saturday, July 17, 2010

Beating the Heat

I think these pictures speak for themselves.





Sunday, May 16, 2010

I Pledge Allegiance

Although I would rather be at home with Jacob than at work, I am glad I have him in a place where he learns things.  Here is an example of some things that I would probably have never thought to teach a two-year old.

Thursday, April 29, 2010

Where did you come from?

Jacob is always making us laugh and doing the funniest/weirdest/craziest things like running around in circles for no obvious reason.  Often times, Tony and I will ask him, "Where did you come from?" when he is doing one of his funny/weird/crazy things.  Now he has started asking us (and others) just out of the blue, "Where did you come from?"  It is funny to hear that out of a two-year old's mouth.  What is even more funny is that he expects a legitimate answer.  He cracks me up.