Friday, September 11, 2009

Summer Days 2009



Autumn is ready for solids!



Ike's first day of school!


Say cheese!


Ike's been to kindergarten for two weeks. So far so good, and he loves it. The girls and I are adjusting well. I think Sabrina likes the one on one time, although I know that both Autumn and Sabrina can't wait to pick up their brother each day from school. Summer has been great fun. I haven't posted pictures in a while because we have been super busy, but I thought I would just add some that I thought were cute. This summer, we planted a garden, had visits from super, wonderful grandparents who spoiled us and loved us well, we went camping a couple of times, and swam in the pool. We made it to the zoo, dressed up, and painted our faces silly so that we would look like clowns. The weather was beautiful most of the summer, and we will be sad to have the rainy days ahead of us, but we are grateful for the rain so we can have green grass in the spring!!

Monday, May 25, 2009

OUR CUTE KIDS

May Memories


We are always trying to catch Autumn smiling. Look at those big blue eyes. We can't believe she is 3 months old already.


Although Isaac was only in preschool for a couple of months, he really enjoyed it. He mostly enjoyed making all of the fun things, but he also enjoyed playing with the new friends that he made while being there. We can hardly believe that he is now registered for Kindergarten!


Here are some of Ike's new collection of craft projects.


The sun came out a couple of weeks ago, and we thought we would take some pictures after church. The kids were pretty coooperative, especially when it came to holding baby Autumn.




"Kissing" yuck!



Isn't she cute!



"Hi" Grandma! I'm waving to you!

Sunday, April 26, 2009

What have we been up to?


Sabrina finally let me do something with her hair, I was so excited to put piggy tails in and I thought she looked adorable. Hopefully this won't be the last time. She kept it in for at least 30 minutes. Perhaps one day it will be left in long enough to go to church.


She is going to make such a cute mommy one day. Sorry for the immodesty. This is the cute dress that Aunt Shannon sent her from Utah, its a bit too big but she loves it!

Playing house in the kids bedroom has been a fun activity!


We colored Easter eggs for the Easter Bunny.


Isaac has collected enough rolly polly bugs this month to start his own farm. He has enlisted the help of many children in the complex. These are his two new friends.


Dressing up is always on the agenda for my kids. Green was obviously the color of the day.


Daddy took time out for a picture with his girls.


Autumn was blessed.


We caught Autumn smiling.


Autumn learned how to blow bubbles from her Dad.

We had a special Great Aunt come to visit us from Portland.

And the kids went swimming with their Dad. Well, two of the kids, one day I'm sure Autumn will join them.

Thursday, April 2, 2009

More March Photos


Autumn's Big Blue Eyes!


Our Growing Family! We are now all older.

Hey, Ike and Sabrina, "I think I have enough toys!"


Ike's Batman cake before the yellow frosting, doesn't it look cool.


March Photos



We love our Sister!


Giving a blessing?- I hope not.


Bath Time in the Sink!



Ike is 5!

Sabrina a Cowgirl!

Autumn "just chillin"

Busy, busy, busy

So we have been really busy this past month, with taking care of baby Autumn, having three birthday's, literally eating 6 cakes (no I did not make them all), starting preschool, starting another job, and having a baby blessing. It has been kind of crazy but lots of fun too. Perhaps April will be less hectic. Enjoys the photos...oops kids are awake and done with cartoon, I hope to post pictures soon.

Sunday, March 1, 2009

Our New Sister


Autumn Rae Gordon (otherwise known as Baby Saige)
Born: February 24, 2009
Time: 11:38 Am
Weight: 6lbs 12 oz
Length: 18 inches


Big Brother - Isaac
Big Sister - Sabrina

Mommy's Big Helpers!


A Family Moment !






Sunday, January 4, 2009

Sugar and a Two-year old



Today I made gingersnap cookies to be delivered to a wonderful lady in our ward who blessed us with an incredible gift for Isaac for Christmas. I hadn't finished cleaning up all of my mess yet, as we ate dinner immediately after I had finished cooking them. On the table I had left a bowl with some sugar in it that I had been rolling the cookies in. After dinner we started getting ready for FHE and then the phone rang. I was talking on the phone while Ben was still experimenting with his scone making abilities when Sabrina found the sugar bowl. I had poured way too much sugar in the bowl in the first place and I just needed to throw the rest away, and had planned to after FHE.


We started FHE and Sabrina was running around like a crazy woman (more than usual). No shirt on, no pants on, jumping up and down off the couches, throwing her head back and forth like the Beattles would in a concert and just being wild. I asked Ben what happened to her. He explained that she did eat a "little" sugar from the bowl on the table. I asked "How much?". He said that she and Ike finished it all. Ben thought it was just a little more than a tablespoon, he didn't realize that when Ike asked if he could eat some there was nearly a cup in there. I guess Ike only got a tablespoon. When I told Ben how much was in there, we both just started laughing, since there wasn't much else to do at that point. The crazy woman and her brother finally got into bed. And then the little chatterbox started. She kept her brother up an extra hour just jabbering away about all sorts of things from the snow that was falling outside, to going to the library, her slippers, her dollies, and anything else she could come up with. Finally after she took a break to the bathroom, Ike was able to fall asleep. She on the other hand was up way past her bedtime singing "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" until nearly 9:15pm. I am pretty sure that the white sweet substance had something to do with it.

Friday, January 2, 2009

Wall-E



So some of you may have seen the movie Wall-E. We watched it and then Ben let our kids watch it one morning while I was at the gym. Although some of you might have found it strange or a little bit on the "green" side. We live in Seattle, where they don't use salt to de-ice the roads so we found it very applicable to where we live. My kids thought it was funny although too young to understand most of it. Today my kids thought they would reinact the movie. Isaac thinks he is Wall-E and put on his new pj's that his grandmother gave him plus his matching underwear that all say Wall-E. Then he put a white-hooded t-shirt on his sister and started calling her Eva. She has been going around the house saying "I'm Eva", with her hood on . And to top it off, if any of you know us well, you know we can relate to Wall-E's pet cockroach. (I know it's gross) But, Isaac even found a toy and announced it was the cockroach. Good thing he didn't catch a real one today. Kids can sure make you laugh.