Sunday, September 13, 2009

If You Build It...

Merrick built this tower for himself earlier this evening while I was feeding Tirzah. I wasn't paying much attention, since he is always climbing up onto my trunk.
I just didnt realize he had taken it to a new level, until he yelled "cheese" at me. When it comes to the camera, I'm afraid I've created a monster. ;)


Friday, September 11, 2009

Hottie

Disclaimer: No I did not teach my son to call himself a hottie. That would be *cue scary music* The Aunties. :) But it was pretty funny...so I just had to reenact it ;)

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Big Help

Merrick is really doing well with this big brother thing. *Other than a few over-affectionate incidents ;)* Here is a video of him helping Billy burp Tirzah:

Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Battle Scars

When you are a stunt man for a living...you're gonna end up with a few of these: Merrick is one tough guy. He has be proudly showing off his "boo-boo's" to anyone who will listen. *And no, I didnt include pictures of his semi-black eye...for fear people would think we were abusing him. Yes, those are all self-inflicted :)* But being a stunt man is a rough line of work...and apparently exhausting.



Monday, September 7, 2009

Back to School

It's that time of the year when everyone is going back to school. I am starting to feel like one of the only people I know who isn't going to school. All of our students at 180 are back to class, some of our graduates have been at college for weeks, even Billy has started back to his online classes at LU. This week at I Heart Faces the theme is actually Back to School...
...so here is a picture of my two guys hauling around Billy's 100 lb bag of books and having a tickle war.
Soon enough, though, Merrick and I will be going to school together. ;) We are planning on giving homeschooling a try...I was homeschooled and really loved it. Hopefully Merrick and Tirzah will be the same. I must admit, though, that I find myself cringing when I think of trying to get Merrick to stay still long enough to be "educated". I am really interested to hear what other people do for their curriculum...especially if they have rambunctious boys to educate...so feel free to leave me any suggestions or ideas. :)