Oh good. I was worried it was.
In that case,
Oh, there's no place like home for the holidays
'Cause no matter how far away you roam
If you want to be happy in a million ways
For the holidays you can't beat home, sweet home
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A Brother Like No Other
(Written by my mother Susan Foutz, who would like to clarify that she actually has two brothers like no other ) If you lived in Arizona in t...
It's never too late to re-live the joy, the love, the memories!!!!
ReplyDeletehahaha! the giant spoon!! and he has his mouth open for it!! no, no, Eddie, please, we all know how you really are in the highchair. don't even pretend you're up for all that... i love him.
ReplyDeleteNever too late for Christmas pictures.
ReplyDeleteThat picture of your kids when they saw their Christmas surprise is priceless. How can you not want to just spoil them rotten when you get a reaction like that!! I love it!!
ReplyDeleteYour family is so adorable you could post photos from Christmas 2004 and I would still be thrilled. But not 2003. There's a blogging statute of limitations, ya know.
ReplyDeleteBeyond cute! Of course I think my favorite picture is Jack on the floor at the ward party! ;D
ReplyDeleteI would not even consider a post about Christmas 2004 to be too late because it means we get a blog entry from you!
ReplyDeleteUntil I saw the picture of Jack on the floor, I was worried that you guys were the only people in attendance at your ward's Christmas party.
Also, I just want to say that I truly admire whichever branch of your family owns that huge fork + spoon wall set. We searched high and low for a fork + spoon for our kitchen wall and were only able to find a moderately-sized Hobby Lobby pair. Of course the fork hangs higher than the spoon, since the wife's the fork and the husband's the spoon.
I love these!! Let's do it all over again very soon!!
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