Policemen and Criminals

Harrison's new favorite game to play is policemen and criminals (back-in-the-day I called it cops and robbers). He always makes me be the criminal! I guess Pulpe overheard all this playing and decided to read the figures a nice, little story.

First Solids!

This morning, that elf was found swinging peaceful with the little penguin. 

It's a big day for Waverly, her first solid food! We waited until Harrison was exactly six months before introducing him to rice cereal. Well, this little lady kept grabbing at our food and the other day she was reaching her hand into Ryan's mouth! It went pretty well. She wanted to be in control and feed herself :)

Here's another expression that cracks us up. Sometimes she'll chew on her cheeks or tongue. Pretty funny.

To Have Bookshelves . . .

How in the world did Pulpe get in the bird cage? And where did that bird come from?

Annie and I toured the Governor's Mansion today for their holiday open house. I would love to have a wall of built in shelves for all of our books. Maybe someday . . .

Here Comes Santa Claus!

AHHH, that elf spread our dirty laundry all over the house. The least he could do is start a load!

The kiddos were able to visit with Santa this afternoon. Harrison is requesting the Lego Space Center and I'm pretty sure he's been a good boy. I think Waverly would be happy with an edible magazine.

One of Waverly's little buddies Quentin meet us at the library. Aren't they the cutest?! Give them a couple more months and they will be all over the place.

Monkey Games

When Ryan grabbed the milk this morning he noticed Pulpe had colored it PINK! 

Oh, the ole monkey on your back, eh? We couldn't resist getting W this hat :)

Bookworm Elf

Oh that silly Pulpe (pronounced Pull-Pay), dumped all the books out of the basket. I guess he was looking for Twas the Night Before Christmas.

Tree Topper

Every morning Harrison wakes up in wonder. Sometimes I have to help him find Pulpe so he's not late for school!