100th

Hey everyone, this is our 100th post! Thanks for checking in with us. Let's celebrate by getting out...

That's right B, I said outside

For a sled ride

To watch J play hockey

And take the day off to go skiing. Yeah for skip fridays!

Oh, one more thing...Our favorite park may be closing. Sign the petition for us to save Knox!

http://www.thepetitionsite.com/477/petition-to-stop-the-closing-of-knox-farm-state-park

Birthday Party

Me taking the only picture above. Below, is the picture! Lucky for us our friend, Chris, brought his camera and took some pics.

Benji's first birthday theme started out as a "Winter Onederland" party (as seen on Everyday Celebrating) but turned into more of a "Lumberjack Luncheon" with the addition of plaid fabric. Which I found in his theme colors- brown, turquoise, red, and cream. We had a lovely lunch with white bean chili and toppings; pita pizzas (for the kids);a salad bar with bacon, hardboiled eggs, tomatoes and cucumber; appetizers; a hot chocolate drink bar; and lovely cupcakes with fondantglittered snowflakes standing on the top.

Wanted Baby

Benji had his picture taken for his passport. These were the rejects. I think they look like little mug shots. The crime- for being a future heartbreaker.

Houston, We Have a Problem...

A problem with peanuts that is. I am soo pissed. Benji needs the fat from the peanut butter and obviously won't be getting it now. Don't worry I took this picture after the benadryl and a bath were administered. He was actually in fine spirits and wanted to play. It just about gave me (and Auntie Lin who received the "help" phone call) a heart attack. Lets look at some other pics to lighten the mood. Shall we?

Dressed up for V-day!

He shakes his head "no" when we ask if he wants to get out of the tub.

We still have birthday balloons left! I will be posting some pics of his party when I get them from a friend. Apparently, J and I are terrible parents and only took 2 pictures of the whole party! We'll let that be a lesson for next year. Hire a grandparent to be in charge of the camera.