Sunday, November 30, 2008
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Sunday, September 28, 2008
Saturday, August 9, 2008
In getting ready for Sara's first birthday, I took a few pictures to include with the invitations. Katie helped me and we had a lot of fun. It must of stuck in Katie's head because when I went to load pictures from my camera, up these doll pictures appeared. How cute is that.....be careful kids will copy.
Wednesday, July 30, 2008
Thursday, May 8, 2008
Katie and I decided to try and see if Sara's hair was long enough for a piggy tail. Just barely! We had so much fun doing it. Even the boys coming in for dinner noticed that Sara's hair was "cute". Sara was a good sport and even though it is possible to put her hair up we are going to wait for a few more hairs to grow in.
Sunday, April 6, 2008
Conference Weekend
At the end of watching General Conference all the kids needed to get out and run. So we did just that. It started out as tag and then soon it was just Mom's it. It felt good to play with the kids. Scott and Kaleb got a little crazy climbing over the car. Boys... So we had to confine the area of tag to the grass. We enjoyed being together all weekend. Scott took care of the three younger kids and I took Kaleb and Katie to the Conference Center and enjoyed the meeting without kids climbing all over me. Heaven on Earth.
Saturday, March 15, 2008
Katie's Room
Katie's room has taken a lot of time and work...and emotional stamina. But we are excited to say that it is looking great. We love Katie. She has lived, with all of her things, in the family room during this remodel. (We started because Max flooded the downstairs bathroom twice.) So we attempted the never done before by either of us and feel great at our accomplishments. We had a lot of help..... a lot. So Thank you Jay, Dave, and Dad Allen for the help. Scott your awesome!
Saturdays
Wednesday, March 5, 2008
I was always a tom boy. I loved to play outside with my brothers and their friends. I was never girly and yet my Katie is so girly and my little Sara is well on her way. My husband married me because I wasn't prissy. So here I am, as a Mom, enjoying the wonderful things that girls do just because we're girls. Sarah has quickly gotten used to this for church and probably because she gets a lot of attention for it. When she does get tired of it, Dad is always good to pull it off her head and save her from the HUGE flower headband.
Saturday, March 1, 2008
So somedays are so exciting. No more than exciting. Amazing. Today was one of them. Katie now eight decided to be baptized a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She was so excited she couldn't put her flute together in preparation of her solo, she forgot her dress when we left for the Baptism. However, with great family and friends the ceremony and celebration went off without a hitch.
It has been a busy month or so preparing for this one day. I have been so anxious about everything going right and being perfect for Katie. Despite all the prior stress, it was a wonderfully peaceful day. I enjoyed every moment of it. Katie is amazing. What happiness one good choice brings to those who love her.
Morning girl
Sara is the kind of person who wakes up happy. And yes there are kind of ways to wake up. There is the roll over grouch, the reluctant slow mover, and dynamite don't pour my cereal wrong people. She is a Morning girl. Everyone wants to be the first to pick her up in the morning. Maybe in hopes of absorbing some of that joy! And sometimes she has to wait, that's okay she can be content with her blankets and animals. I wish I felt that much happiness in the morning!
Monday, February 18, 2008
A big bowl of cereal
Saturday, February 16, 2008
4-8-12-16
In the Scott Allen home you must be 4, 8, 12, or 16 to have a birthday party. Katie happened to hit the 8 year mark and therefore was in for a party. We had a hard time picking the activity. We decided to have a doll party. The ideas got a little over board and sooner then later we ended up decorating doll cakes and doing up the dolls with seven giggly girls for a party. Max kept stealing upstairs to the party and eating frosting or checking out the action. When your two this is more interesting then playing video games with your brothers. Over all it was a great success because Katie was happy and I learned how to make a doll cake. It is harder than it looks, but it makes little girls so happy. You are only eight once.
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