snow

Sunday night was Henry's first time playing in the snow. In true Daddy form, Josh showed him how to make a snow angel, guided him in sculpting perfect snowballs, and taught him the golden rule of snow: "You don't throw snowballs at Mommy."


I love these boys.

Littlest Sunbeam

I took these pictures before church (and unfortunately during breakfast and before hair combing) last Sunday. He's kind of a mess, but I figured the pictures are more authentic this way.

Anyone else think this next picture looks just like Charlie when he was little? I had never realized that Henry resembles him so much. It's hard to look at it without laughing. I wish I had a picture of 3-year-old Charlie to post next to it.

I still can't believe how big this boy is, and that he is actually old enough to be a Sunbeam -- albeit the littlest Sunbeam in his class by a whopping 8 months.

Christmas 2011

This year we spent Christmas in Dallas. We had a really nice time with everyone, and especially with each other. (We hadn't really had much time together in the months leading up to Christmas break due to Josh's [blissfully] busy interview schedule.) Here's to our last year of getting an actual "Christmas Break." We have been spoiled as students our whole marriage -- next year we'll be in the real world.

25. December

Merry Christmas.

*picture courtesy of henry's talented uncle bill.

henry is 3

Josh was in Arizona for residency interviews and Henry and I decided to go too. Henry therefore got to celebrate his third birthday with his sweet Sawkiw cousins, Aunt Aly & Uncle Bill, and Oma & Opa. We were especially glad that Josh could be there this year. It worked out great.

More from the George

I found this video on my phone today.
(and yes, jaynee is singing that song.)