Play-doh fun

Sarah has watched the girls play, create and make a mess with the play-doh but today was her first time getting in on the action. Meghan and Jenna were very excited to have her join them in the fun.

Sarah did try and take a little taste....but if you say yuck to her, she makes a gag sound and won't put it in her mouth. Jenna loved to eat/taste the play-doh and I wouldn't be surprised if she sneaks a little taste every once in a while still.

Sweet sisters playing nice for a few minutes! ha

One minute Meghan and Jenna are best buds....then the next they are fighting like crazy. This was one of the sweet moments between them.

Can you see it?!

at almost 13 months old.......

Sarah and her tooth:)

snacks and stuff

Meghan decided to use Sarah's toy as a seat to watch TV on.....

Jenna thought it would be cool to wear on of Sarah's bibs for lunch!

Baby girl enjoying some cheese doodles.

Snow in the south!

Sarah and Sissy enjoyed watching the big girls play in the snow!

I measured and we got between 6-8 inches of snow!

The girls loved playing in the snow, but it was so cold they didn't stay out very long today.

Jenna's first basketball game

as one ends.....one begins

I have been wanting to type this post for a while but always seem to talk myself out of it. I think for most reading my blog, this is going to come as a surprise....others, it is "old" news.

As the new year is fast approaching a big chapter in mine and Rob's life (and the girls) is coming to a close too. March 1 is Rob's last day in the Air Force. Not our choice, but the Air Force is downsizing and we were one of the unluckily families to receive some sad news one October afternoon. It is called a RIF....reduction in force. Rob has 12 years in and has an outstanding record....but almost half of his year group was cut.....

As we have been dealing with this news, we have also had to switch gears and start searching for jobs, a place we would like to live and plan a future......one that we thought was pretty much planned out for us.

We are not too happy to have to move the girls and up root them so soon after this move, but are thankful to have been this close to family for this short time.

We are not sure where we will be heading, but hopefully all will be figured out as the new year starts.

Alexander Graham Bell stated, “When one door closes, another opens; but we often look so long and so regretfully upon the closed door that we do not see the one which has opened for us.”

Happy New Year!

Merry Christmas

Just a few pictures of our Christmas in South Carolina!

Hope you all had a wonderful Christmas!