Sunday, February 21, 2010

Weekend Indy Trip

This is the Rhythm Discovery Center. It is basically a musuem all about percussion stuff.
That is one big base drum.
When you hit that drum, it shakes your insides.
It feels like the world is coming to an end, like an earthquake, like a big sub woofer.
It's really cool.

Civil War Couple
In the Civil War Museum in the base of the Solders and Sailors Monument.

World War Memorial
Here are some of the cool flags as seen inside the World War Memorial.
The Shrine room is amazing. Seen on the right top, the celling is about 1000 feet up.
It is really cool.


Soldiers and Sailors
J & Daddy took a walk up the 300+ stairs, up to the top of the monument.
You can see quite a bit from the top.
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Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

A mixer & drinking water

Seriously, who doesn't wish they were 3 years old after seeing this picture.


I think this picture really captures J's personality. No matter what he's doing, he was always aware of what's going on around him. He's a bit rough around the edges but just kinda glows. When you look at him it's obvious there is something fantastic about him.
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Sunday, January 31, 2010

Birthday & Snow Weekend

This past weekend we celebrated our little girls birthday. She requested a tinkebell cake-She loved it!
Also this weekend, we received about 6 inches of snow! The kids were super excited and by 8:30 in the morning they were ready to get out and play in the fresh white powder.
We invited some friends to come sledding with us and wow, did they have a blast. We spent the entire Saturday Morning outside sledding down the hills. Hot Chocolate was in order when they finally came inside to get warm. They loved the snow!
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Tuesday, January 26, 2010

Hole in the Wall


Story: We were sitting at the table. Generally, ignoring the 5 year old, playing with a large Tupperware. When suddenly... BANG, BANG, BANG, CRASH... .soft whine. Visualize, us looking up and seeing J crumpled in a heap at the bottom of the stairs with a hole shaped like his head in the wall. Being a medically inclined family, we jumped to his side ready to carry our broken boy off to the ER. He's crying and we ask what hurts. (Noting the hole in the wall from his head.) J says, "My toe!" Yeah, he's fine.

Apparently our kids are making it a tradition of putting a hole at the bottom of the stairs in the month of January-this was last year.
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