Bowling!

Saturday My friend Kelsey, her boyfriend Billy and I took Nick and their daughter Savannah bowling. It was hilarious. Nick would help me carry the bowling ball to the lane, push it so it would roll, then would lie down in the middle of the floor and watch it hit the pins. Absolutely adorable. After bowling we took them to McDonald's so they could play in the play place and get rid of extra energy. Billy actually went in the play place with Nick and Savannah so it was really funny. As we were leaving McDonald's a sheriffs car went flying past the restaurant and Nick went crazy, he loves police cars. Every time we see one he tells me he wants to talk to the poleeseman. It's really cute. Then we went to Kelsey and Billy's and decorated cupcakes. Needless to say both the kids were hyped up on soda, icing, and cake. They were running around screaming and laughing.

Waiting and watching

Here he is rolling the ball. He took it very seriously.

I tried to take a picture of the two of us and he turned his face away right before the flash went off.

Spaghetti Night

I brought my camera with me to campus today, so everyone gets to see how entertaining dinner is with Sir Nicholas. It's much funnier in person, so be prepared for next month. :)

His favorite food: Pasta of any kind

He was dancing. If you've seen the Steve Martin movie "The Jerk", then you've seen the way my son dances. Poor kid can't keep a beat to save his life.

"OMG! Put the camera away Mom!"

Nick singing his "I love you" song and saying a special message to Nana and Popsy

No new pictures, but here are some I found

I've been super busy getting lesson's ready to give presentations on, but I have taken pictures. Unfortunately, I post everything when I'm on campus and I keep forgetting my camera on my bookshelf. I promise I will get the new ones up tomorrow. They include a video of Nick singing his "I love you" song, it's supposed to be really cute, but it turned out really funny because he was eating spaghetti while he sang it. We've both been doing pretty good. He started potty training this weekend and we are working on getting rid of the binki. He really likes the potty training because if he goes he gets an M&M and a sticker. I'm really excited because I have a presentation on Thursday and another one next Tuesday, but then I do absolutely nothing in one of my classes except listen to other people give presentations. Enough of me rambling on, here are pictures for you. Love you guys.

This is from July 4th. He won a pirate coin.


At the mall in St. Louis.
This is from last summer, when we went to the aquarium in Tulsa.

Christmas Eve at Great-Grandma Marilyn's.


Really old picture, but it's one of my favorites.

Old Fashioned Pictures From Daycare

Nick's daycare took these right before Christmas and I just got them back a couple of weeks ago. I think they're adorable, but that might just be me. I'm going to get some copies ordered to bring with us in March, so please let me know which ones you like best and which sizes you would like.

To start with..

Okay, so I decided to take a page out of Andrea's book and make a blog so it would be easier for everyone to see what Nick and I are up to. I'm going to try to update this weekly, but possibly more often, it depends on what I have to do for school. Most likely updates will be Mondays, because right now I'm sitting in the library eating dinner before my class at 6. Anyway for tonight's pictures and tale of last weeks events (which probably don't have pictures :D)... Last night Nick and I went to my friend Kelsey's to watch the Super Bowl. No pics from that but Nickle had fun playing with Kelsey's daughter Savannah and eating. I made my first bulletin board today (there is a pic of that). Umm... I guess that's all the exciting stuff for now so here are a couple of the pictures, I have to go to class but will put more up later. Hope you like them. Love you guys.

Nick fell asleep with his little Craftsman hammer, if if was up to him he would sleep with the entire tool set.

My bulletin board for Secondary Methods. It's a Marie Antoinette Fact or Fiction game. There's a statement on each of the little cards and they flip up to reveal if it is a fact or gives you the correct answer if it's incorrect.