Thursday, August 6, 2009

And the verdict is...

"Carousel" style frame in Burgandy.  In other words, a cute plastic frame in a darker pink.  She looks so adorable!  Of course she wouldn't hold still long enough for a picture, but there will be some you can count on it!

Eye Candy

That is what we are hoping Ainsley will think when she picks our her new glasses today.  That's right, glasses.  We took her in for an eye appointment today.  I have thought for months that she has vision problems because she is always right next to the television.  I was right.  And her left eye tends to wander a bit.  So today we go in to pick out her frames.  I cannot wait to see what she decides!  And then she will get them back in about 10 days (Daddy will bring them to her in Idaho).  Sept 8 we have an appointment with a muscle doctor and he will work with her to strengthen her eye.  I think my little lady will look good in glasses.  I am just glad that she will be able to see better because I know how horrible it is not to be able to see things!  And I am glad we are getting her eye worked with now and not waiting till she starts school.  Anyway, exciting changes ahead!

Monday, August 3, 2009

Two Peas in a Pod



























Our Little Ladies

We had our pictures taken by a wonderful couple in our ward (thanks Ben and Becca!) and this is just a sneak peak of what we got.   




















































Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Definitely One of Us

Anyone who knows our family well will know that all of us (and I do mean all) love bags.  It's more of an obsession really.  Well today Brinnley had a backpack on her back and Porter was following her screaming and frantically pulling at the straps.  He wanted it bad!  I was laughing, it was just too cute.  Brinnley, being the good sister she is, found a bag similar to the one she had.  He snatched that thing out of her hand and took off down the hall afraid someone would take it from him.  He threw a fit like I have never seen from him when it was nap time and I took it away.  He would not calm down!  It was only when I gave him a replacement bag, one with very short straps that wouldn't get over his head, that he calmed down.  He is at this very moment peacefully sleeping with his little fat fist clutching the strap of his bag.