48 weeks (Oct 29th- Nov 4th)

48 weeks! She's almost there!

 

 Izzy sporting her spider hat she made at school.

 

 

 

 Trying to do a photo shoot in their coordinating outfits. As you can see, it's not going so well.

 

 

Still not!

 

 Maybe a smile!

 

 Guess not!

 

Daddy showing his carving skills.

 

 

 

 

 

Here are a few of our decorations on the house.

 

 

 

 

Photo shoot number two went a little better.

 

 

 Sebatian the lobster.

 

 

 Ariel and Sebastian

 

Ariel, Sebatian, and Izzy the Pirate. 

 

 

You can see that this porch is a little foggy. They had a fog machine in the front yard and the girls were scared to run through it. They finally worked up the courage to run through the smoke and get their treat.

 

 My hand numbing design. Izzy wanted Ariel to match her.

 

Mark's design.

 



Ugh! It has hit again. Not only has Addie vomited on Saturday, school is now calling that she has diarrhea and can't stay at school. There is a big bad bug going around school and they sent 30 kids home on Monday and another 10 on Tuesday. What are we going to do for work? Well, at least Mark's schedule happened to be flexible and then Grandma D. came to help on Wednesday. Boy oh boy. It just stinks it's during the fun Halloween time. At least she is in good spirits and so far so good on the diaper rash.

Wednesday was Halloween and our friends the Mulligans came and brought minestrone. It was delicious, but of course my picky Izzy wouldn't eat it. How do you get kids to broaden their eating horizons? After we ate we took Ella and Izzy around the neighborhood. Addie only lasted a couple of houses. The girls were really cute and took turns ringing the door bell. They would leave the house going, "Ok, the next one is all you. How adorable!

This week while Barb was staying with us Addie was imitating like crazy. Any noise you made she would make it too. I was getting her to say Hi. It was so cute. She is just doing so much. It's crazy.

This weekend, Mark and I started feeling under the weather. We were achy, tired, the sweats, and nauseous. Barb also felt that way too. I don't know if it was the same bug Addie had or not, but I do know if I felt that lousy she must of felt ten times worse. We just laid around and watched the outrageous Husker game. We won again by the hair of our chiny chin chins. AGAIN!

Have a good one,
Ari