Baby Sophie
So easy. So happy. So cute.
I love that her hair currently looks like a bad toupee. Love that she has the same light colored eyes as her dad and sister. And really love that no one makes her light up more than Rylee does.
So glad this one got her dad's laid back easy going personality.
Three years ago I was in the worst pain of my life, pleading with Kev to ask the Dr. to turn the epidural back up, moments away from one of the biggest blessings in my life...welcoming Rylee to the world and to our family.
I love this kid. Love her more than I thought possible. So grateful this special quirky spirit was sent to our family.
With my mom here this weekend I thought it would be a good time to learn to use a sewing pattern. I only like to sew things that are square shaped and don't require a pattern (that would be pillows). My mom however is a sewing expert, without her I would have taken one look at the pattern and chucked it (seriously...nothing makes me feel more incompetent than when I'm trying to sew). So here are the finish products, a dress for Ry and one for Sophie.
Little nervous for them to actually wear them, I think I will bring back up clothes in case the dresses suddenly fall apart
Kev has been looking forward to this day since Ry was born - taking her skiing. After easing into it Ry loved it. She went from refusing to be set down on the snow to skiing from Grandma down to dad by herself.
Ever been to a ski area where all the power goes out? No power in the lodge and no power on the mountain. Well Eldora encountered this technical difficulty for the first time, which just happened to be the day we were there. Another problem, the gusty wind which shut down the ski lifts to the upper mountain. To make up for the inconvenience we were given passes for another day, looks like we will be taking Ry again sooner than we thought.
Thanks Grandma for taking us, and watching Sophie at the lodge so I could see Ry ski for the first time!
On a side note, Kev informed me we have to have an even number of kids so that everyone will have a buddy on the ski lift.
In all fairness it was those three BYU online classes (psychology, biology, and history...yuck) that took me the past three years to finish. They took some serious self discipline that apparently I was lacking. So while Kev was busy graduating from dental and ortho school, I managed to earn my BSBA in Accounting. Yeah for me!
