FUN FALL FAMILY FOTOS

Fall Pictures

We took the kids out to the farm on Sunday afternoon to get some fall pictures. We got some pretty fun ones. Lexi wasn't sure she wanted to cooperate at first but decided she liked being in front of the camera to much not to. Because the babies can't sit by them selves it made it hard to get individuals of them. We had a great time anyway and thought we would share.

FROLICKING IN THE FALL LEAVES

Cameron and Nathan decided they would be really nice and rake up all the leaves in the back yard. We should have known it was only so that they could scatter them around again. Oh well! They had a blast burying each other in the leaves and throwing them up in the air. I think that playing in the leaves is something you never really outgrow.

Having fun with the camera!

Just playing around with some fun effects on the camera.

The kids thought they were pretty funny.

Halloween 2007

Tuckered out little Cinderella.

We went to some friends house for soup and trick-or-treating. Lexi walked all over the neighborhood and got way to much candy. She thought it was great! Well we only had about a 4 minute ride home but I guess that was too long for this princes. She climbed into the back of the suburban and crashed. (notice the popcorn ball by her head that rolled out of her hand. What precious moments. So glad we can capture them to share!

All six kids ready to go trick or treating! Bear #1 Bear #2

(He's not so sure about the whole make-up thing!)

Mia and Mason won the cutest brother sister

costume award at our ward trunk or treat!

Watch out!! this fierce looking dragon has been known to breath fire!

Mia's halloween costume!

Mia poked her eye on Monday and would not open either one all day. So by about 5:30 we decided to take her to ER (per Dr's orders). When we got there Kev dropped me off to take her in while he went to park. Well when I went to sign her in I looked down and she was wide awake looking up at me. So I called Kevin and we decided to wait and see what happened. After we got home she again would not open her eyes for several hours. The next morning I took her in to see her Dr. They put some florescent yellow drops in her eye and looked at it under a black light. They decided that she had scratched her cornea and needed to be patched so it would heal quicker. The Dr said "look on the bright side, you don't have to come up with a costume". The nurse wasn't quite sure how to put such a big patch on such a little eye. She looked really pathetic but did really great!