


featuring Ella Capri & starring Owen Duke, with a surprise appearance from Ollie Jo
and got a make over from hanna
ella got some snuggles from aunt "stuckies" 








these last 18 days have been such a good reminder to me of how short life is. it truly seems like our little adeline was as small as ella just a few weeks ago, this week she turned 20 months. i am trying to enjoy every day that the Lord gives us with these two little ladies. i pray that i will become even more mindful of the frailty and brevity of life as we raise these girls in light of eternity. we're so thankful for our babies and very grateful that the Lord gave sweet adeline a sister. 
loves his girls

being sweet
last weekend we took one last family trip before the baby comes. we went to santa barbara, which adeline calls "barbaras", and had a wonderful time. there were gardens all around the little bed and breakfast which we enjoyed exploring.
we have truly loved being a family of three, we have had such sweet days together and are now very excited to meet our fourth little family member. we know that there will be many joyful days to come!
adeline's first night home from the hospital when she was born she slipped her arm out of her pajama sleeve and somehow put it through the neck hole. this week i was doing the breakfast dishes in the kitchen and when i came into the living room adeline had put her arm through the neck hole of her lobo jamies. it was so funny i just had to take a picture. 




austin and adeline enjoy the backyard together when he gets home at night. tonight she got brave and ran through the sprinkler!
austin says that there is a neo-pagan conspiracy to introduce vegetable worship that has crept on to sesame street since we were kids. he says that cookie monster's song "cookies are a sometimes food" is evidence that The Street has changed for the worst. judging from this picture, adeline agrees. 