365 : WEEK 11

3/12/13 - This is what we like to do when Steve gets a day off, snuggling and napping :)

3/13/13 - Isaac learning new skills.  He gets so excited when he gets the rings on and claps for himself

3/14/13 - Eat More Chicken! After a fun morning at the Petting Farm with cousins and Grammy and Grandpa, we ate lunch at Chicken Fil-a (as Karis calls it!) to help support our friends raising money for their international adoption.

3/15/13 - Shopping can be a challenge with two kiddos, so I'm always thankful when we can snatch one of the two seater shopping carts. {And as many of you know about Karis' shopping cart accident, we don't want to put either of our children in the big part of the shopping cart, so two seats AND two seat belts are always my favorite types of carts!}

3/16/13 - Nana, Papi and auntie Cathy came through town and we got to have lunch with them before they headed off for a cruise. We love seeing them anytime they come through town.

3/17/13 - Lately in the mornings I've noticed little birdies outside our kitchen window and thought it would be fun to get a bird feeder.  So we got one this week and Karis thinks it's the greatest thing, too bad the birds seem to have disappeared since we put it up ;)  We're hoping they see the new feeder and come back soon!

3/18/13 - Grammy and Grandpa bought Isaac a super chef kitchen for his birthday...I'm hoping this helps him learn to be as good a cook as grandpa!  When the kitchen arrived in the mail {while Bob and Jeannine were here last week} it was missing several parts. Being that the box was pretty beat up when it arrived we were not surprised about the missing parts!  So we returned it and the replacement arrived today, so I was either left with trying to figure out how to put it together myself or listen to two excited kiddos jump around the box wanting to play with it until daddy comes home in a few days from a work trip!  I opted for putting it together myself, with the help of my little man, I even used a power tool {thanks dad for that gift back in college, you would have been proud of your daughter, ha!}