2 months already

Mr C's boo boo

Like any almost-2-year-old, Mr C has had close encounters with the driveway and sidewalk.  I'm surprised it's taken this long, but just the other day, his knee finally bore the battle wound.  It wasn't a deep cut...just a mild scrape that a little water and peroxide will take care of.  It didn't even need a band-aid, but we put one on there for good measure.  I thought C was a ham before, but this takes the cake. He has been extremely dramatic with his boo boo.  We will put him down on the ground and tell him to walk to us and he just kneels pointing to his "injured" knee.  When he does actually walk, he starts limping.  Clay and I were cracking up so much, we decided to shoot a few videos to keep the laughs for time to come.  Sometimes when he started limping, he would get distracted and forget that his knee hurt and then started walking normally.  Enjoy the drama...we certainly did!

Labor day in Ohio

We were able to slip away to Ohio over Labor Day weekend.  Here are a few pictures from our trip...

Miss H sitting on Grandpa

My 2 favorite guys walking barefoot on Grandpa's awesome grass

Mr C likes the rock path...he kept going back and forth

enjoying a lazy day on the front porch

my man is a kid magnet

wow, are we all looking at the camera???

Mr C learning to hit the ball with grandpa and dada

I got him his own camelback water bottle...he's in love!

Auntie Marisa with Ethan

Mr. Lucas

grandpa loves his Hannah time

Miss Lydia

long long long longtime friends

eatin some grub

this girl had to be bounced to be happy!

4 generations...my grandma is turning 97 next month

my cousin Shelly

I think my brother wants another girl :)

Rocked our world...

A couple weeks ago we experienced 5.9 east coast earthquake.  At first, I thought it was a large airplane flying overhead (we are in a flight path to the airport), but then realized it was a quake when I saw everything shaking in our house. It was a little freaky since it kept getting stronger and I didn't know how much stronger it would get.  Luckily, no damage and I've only felt one aftershock since.  

The next week we braced ourselves for hurricane Irene.  She hit the east coast bad, but luckily, we only got mild wind and rain.  The funny part was that a huge tree took out the power line a few doors down and left us without power for 40 hours.  Oh wait, that wasn't the funny part...the funny part was the tree fell BEFORE the hurricane came through! So...what to do with all the food that we would lose?  Have a neighborhood bbq!  Luckily, Clay and I transported our food to a friend's house and most of it was saved.  What we had left we grilled along with our neighbor's food.  Below are pictures of our fun.  The first 2 were just cute so I decided to put them in here :) 

I just have to say we have the BEST neighbors in the world!  Thank you God for having us wait in a hotel for 2 months just to be blessed with these neighbors!