Leftovers

Here are the leftover pictures from the month of February. They are just too cute not to share.

For FHE one Monday evening we played Wii as the activity. Emilie was having fun standing in front of Nicholas and giving him loves. He tolerated it for a few minutes and then he was done. Daddy's make the most wonderful horses. Cute smiles from all included.

Emilie thought it would be fun to climb up on the chair, until she got stuck. She thought she was going to make it up to play with daddy's computer, but that was not the case.

We had William over one day to play (along with his mom). The boys were having a picnic lunch together and out of nowhere William says, "Mom, take a picture." So what did we do? We took a picture.

I had to share this because I think it is so cute. This is a picture Nicholas drew. I just love how his guy has long everything. Long hair, long arms, long neck, long legs, etc. Cute! You can also see his santa that he drew at the bottom. Fun to see things from a 4 year old perspective.

We watched William the Monday night after Valentine's Day so his mom and dad could go and enjoy a date together in celebration of Valentine's day. They were back at this point, but the kids were having too much fun to stop.

William enjoyed to eat the frosting. We had to give him a seperate bowl of frosting so there was no double dipping going on.

The frosting is all Emilie ate on her cookie. She seriously had her face down on that cookie for 30 seconds straight licking off the frosting. In the first picture above you can see her looking up from her delicious treat for a breath of air.

Speaking of treats, the kids were having a treat on Saturday and they were both a different treat. Emilie had to check out what Nicholas had to see if it was better. She had chocolate, her's was definitely better.

Emilie loves her two blankets and her little elephant, Mr. Torqunelli (that is a made up spelling of what Shay named her elephant. Nicholas has Fenton, Emilie has Mr. Torqunelli). Lately she hase been loving to snuggle with her blankets while she reads to herself, all set up by herself.