Above: I sure love my cute Guy Smiley. He's the nicest little boy ever. My cute "Smiles."
Above: Brothers sharing the couch. The space in the middle is for me so I can sit by both of my boys.Above: Pete loves to drive Mimi's toddler 4-wheeler.
Above: You can never have too many accessories. The bottle is for the baby doll (also pictured on the trampoline). The Cat in the Hat slippers are my old slippers from high school. I knew if I kept all of my stuff I would get some more use out of it someday!

Above: Mornings at the Washburn residence.
Above: My sweet sister, Laurie, came for a visit in June (she had an art show near the U of U at the Finch Lane Art Gallery--her art is still on display there if you would like to check it out!). This is her sweet son, Thomas, who is exactly one week older than Jonathan.
Above: Cute cousins. By the way, Thomas isn't small...Jonathan is HUGE! He weighed 16 pounds at his 4 month appointment. He is in the 90th percentile for weight and he is off the charts for height. Basically, my doctor told me that Jonathan is taller than 100% of the babies out there his age (a whopping 27 inches long). Yup, my babies don't stay small for long. That's for sure. I think Jonathan might end up bigger and taller than Pete (and Pete has always been in the 85th-95th percentile for height and weight). Jonathan has a good two pounds on Pete at this age. At Pete's four month appointment, he weighed in at 14 pounds.

Above: Nammy with baby Thomas. We all went to the zoo for a fun outing.
Above: Aunt Laurie, Aunt Emily, Thomas and Jonathan.
Above: Peter enjoying his new shark swimming pool. Isn't it cool? You hook the hose to it and it sprays water at you. So, it's like running through the sprinklers and swimming in the pool at the same time! You can make the spraying water go higher or lower depending on how high the water is turned on.
Above: More mornings at the Washburn residence.
Above: Piggyback rides with Daddy are the best.
Above: Cute baby body shot.
Above: Sweet bath time smiles and strategically placed bubbles to keep the picture family friendly!
Above: Brothers having fun during play time. The car wouldn't drive on the carpet. So we tried a blanket...but it wouldn't drive on a blanket either--hence the cardboard.
Above: One of Peter's favorite poses. He will speak all sorts of gibberish trying to explain himself and his actions while he is in this pose.
Above: Mr. Potato Head accessories aren't just for potatoes anymore...oh wait, we call Peter "Potato" all the time, so maybe that's how he pulls the look off so successfully. But then again, we got a picture of Peter's cousin, Mckinlie, wearing Mr. (or Mrs.) Potato Head's glasses recently and she looked adorable too...and as far as I know, she has no connection to potatoes whatsoever. So, I guess the Potato Head look is for everyone!
Above: Couch posin'.
Above: So sweet, so cute, so silly!
Above: My sweet little daredevil. Yikes. His daddy was at the top reaching down to get him (You can just barely see Jeremiah's hands). That guy is going to give me a heart attack.
Above: Daddy and Pete sharing some fun on a cool slide.
Those are some cute "beef cake" shots! Your little boys are so cute. I always have a wonderful, wonderful time with them.
ReplyDeleteI wish Pete would play dead for me. And his body really looks like it's posed for pictures. Ha ha.
And I'm not foodie family
ReplyDeleteAnd why don't you use bug be gone or something like that. And it's amazing that Pete can jump in those slippers. He's certainly such a poser! In the best way!!!
ReplyDeleteI miss you and those cute boys so much! Pete is such a little poser. How funny that he likes to play dead. That sounds like something you would have done when you were little.
ReplyDeleteHa ha! It's funny that you say that, Laurie. Because when I told Mom about it, she laughed and told me that a few of us (me included) used to play dead and we wanted her to cry over us too. Who knows where we all picked that up from. It must be genetic!
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