Looking back both of my kids loved these high heels. They are my favorite pair of heels. Actually, my only pair of heels. Whenever I wear them I think back to the times my kids wore them as toddlers and thought they were big stuff!
This picture came up today on our computer slide show.
Soda is much better in glass bottles. I promise they are!
Grandma taking all the kids on a quad ride.
Grandpa's turn.
Who needs sand toys anyways? Christmas buckets, bowls and measuring spoons work out just fine!
I always wondered how such a little girl could have such chubby cheeks! She weighed a little under 6 pounds at birth, but had these kissable chubby ole cheeks. I could just pinch them all day! 
Todd and Kylee bonding in the nude. Very cute!
Kylee wearing dad's hat. This was one of my favorite outfits! Look at those shoes! So cute!
Kylee trying to get the blinds.
Todd was 9 months here. He was such a busy baby! Climbed and crawled everywhere! He loved playing in these vertical blinds in my room. Look at his cute bald head! Notice the drool about to drip off his chin! This was my favorite age for him as a baby. He always had his eyebrows raised. He had just started making the funniest faces too. I'll start his next post there...
This is Kylee as a newborn. It's my favorite picture of her. She looks so peaceful, calm, and still. Which is a first since she is far from being any of those. Since she was born she was a mover and a shaker. She hated to be on her tummy, but learned how to roll over at 2 months so she was always rolling herself over and crying because she was too little to lift her head up all the way. Boy did she try though! By 3 months, just to keep my sanity, I was putting her in the saucer with a blanket stuffed in front of her to keep her from falling over. She never wanted to miss a thing, so she loved it. Until she was 5 months old, from 4pm till she went to bed at 7pm she fussed and cried. She just wanted to be big! So, between propping her in the saucer and carrying her, face out, in the the snuggly we survived until she learned how to scoot herself all over the floor. I'll save the rest of her story for my next post of one of my next favorite pictures.
I had seen this on a few blogs and thought it would be fun. You go to the 4th folder and the 4th file and blog about that picture. While I was doing that I came across this one. I never did finish getting to the 4th file. This picture was first and it had me from hello. 