Tuesday, January 20, 2009

Just Stuff

Lets see, what's been goin' on with us...

Nothing new going on with Sean and I, but here are kid updates:

Brit is up in Chico and packing up their house in preparation for moving to SLO. We go up to help in a week or two. Still waiting to hear from her when she needs us. We also get to visit with our friend Jonathan. He moved to Chico a while back. We also get to go to Tacos Cortez. I think it's the best Mexican food place EVER (partly because it is really cheap).

Dak is taking her mid-terms this week. Let's pray for a clear and understanding mind. She has been driving now for almost 5 months and is doing quite well. I can actually relax now, whereas before I was constantly bracing for impact (JK, it wasn't really that bad, or was it?).

Eli is the one who keeps us busy, busy, busy! He is starting preschool in February. It is run by a woman (Susan) who attends our church and it is a fabulous hands-on school. There is tons of stuff for him to do and learn. He also starts soccer tomorrow. Very exciting for us:)

Aw...how cute! You know I'm talking about the dog right (just kidding, you're kinda cute too Brit)

Bath time. You can't tell, but in the second picture he has his face underwater. He can stay underwater now for several seconds. This is a HUGE thing, as last summer during swim lessons he clung to his teacher for dear life and would NOT get his hair or face wet. Swim lessons should be a lot of fun this year:)


yep, that's our Eli


Looking for ducks

1 comment:

Jonathan Dow said...

I miss you guys. I'm excited about you coming up here for the visit. Say hi to everyone I love over there for me, both people in your family and out. It's hard to believe that Eli is going to preschool. You better makethem sign a form saying they'll give him back at the end of the day. I haven't seen Dakota online so much anymore, but I guess it's a good thing. I miss our chats, even if we did disagree a lot. I think what I miss most are the Sunday Dinners. That was what really made me feel like part of the family.