I was able to salvage 4 of the 5 rolls, the fifth was very thoroughly shredded. And yes, all 3 of the children remained unharmed, but were quite upset when I wouldn't take a picture of them with their handy work. - Angelica
The last one is our buddy (and cousin) Wyatt doing a hulk, while Eve plays the part of the princess. :) Adi just wanted to be in the picture, as she always does. :)
Not a super exciting post but I felt like updating. So it's our everyday everyday post. One day Charity's kids spent the day with us while she went to Youth Conference. Logan, Jaycee, Adia, Sydnie, Evelyn, and Brynn all lined up to watch The Lion King.
Watching Ruby Gloom with Dad. Neil says its only show he can stand to actually watch with the kids.
4th of July pancakes, as close to star shaped as I could get.
Eve being Eve. She got herself ready that day :) when she saw this photo she said "is that me shaking my booty?" but in Eve speak it sounded more like "booday"
These three love to snuggle up together and watch movies.
I seriously adore when they play like this together. It makes my heart smile. I am one lucky momma! - Angelica
We got married in July of 2006, started a family in 2008 and these are the adventures we have.
The Story
We found out we were expecting our first mid-March 2008, our little bundle of joy would arrive sometime early November. June rolled around, we went to find out if it was a boy or a girl. Much to our excitement, it was a girl, much to our surprise, she had a sister in there too. We were so excited, and shocked at the same time. And because there were 2 the doctor moved my due date up to early October. Mid-September comes up and I'm sent to the hospital, I'm in labor. Evelyn Mae and Adia Ashley were born the morning of September 23rd.
Evelyn
Evelyn is still our little enthusiast. She can often be found jumping or bouncing in place. She has a phenominal imagination and can be entertained all by herself for hours.
Adia
Adia is our little helper, she's always willing to help with the dishes, putting things away, or keeping her baby sister happy. She loves to play with her little pony and I can often hear when she's coming by the clip clop of pony hooves on the wall.
The Story Take II
In June 2010 we found out we were expecting #3. Right away my doctor wanted to do an ultrasound to find out an accurate due date and to be certain we were just getting one this go round. We were, and the date was set for March 22, 2011, and so the waiting began. In October we were pleased to announce that baby #3 would be another sweet baby girl. March finally came around and on the 18th we finally got to meet our sweet Liliana.
Liliana
Lils is our little ham, she loves to make her family laugh. She's always giving mom zerberts and thinks its completely hilarious. She's our little baby sunshine because she always greets with a smile and adds sunshine to our day.
The Story Take III
We found out we were expecting #4 in early June, not quite ready to share the news we kept our excitement to ourselves for a while. We told the kids but were fairly certain they had forgotten when Neil's whole family came, visited, and left without a word about our bun in the oven. A couple of weeks later, we had some family over for a 4th of July BBQ. Evelyn was admiring Chavonne's 5 month old Emmett and decided to announce "Angelica has a baby in her belly!" Everybody was excited and I was very surprised since I had decided my kids had forgotten. I moving into the 2nd trimester now, and looking forward to finding out the gender of our sweet little love bun.
Neil sings and plays guitar in a band called Ghost In A Jar. With his friends Tom at the drums, and Peter playing the bass, they started playing together in April of 2006. They've played at a lot of different places including Starry Night, Muse, and The Loft at Ozz in Provo, Comedy Circuit in Midvale, and at various other places and events. Its been fun to listen to them progress and work on writing their songs and having such a great time together. Sadly in April of 2011 they went their separate ways.
