We Love St Patrick's Day

Because of Tyson's traditional corn beef and cabbage dinner, Phineas the Leprechaun stories, and of course all the green!

They were so good to pose for me for two seconds. They have so much fun together!

Lydia Loves...

Lydia loves...

...to take her bow out of her hair. Without fail.

To crawl. Once she figured that out, she was off like a rocket!

Cellphones. It's as if she instinctively knows she will spend hours on it when she's a teenager.

Tyler Worker Man

Tyler's fondest and most consistent dream is to be a "Worker Man" when he grows up. We have had a lot of work done on our little house so Tyler has been able to follow around a plumber, a furnace man, a door installer, a blind man (as in window coverings), a bug sprayer, a window installer, a painter, another plumber, and more. (Side note: I rate and recommend Worker Men based on how they treat a fascinated 3 year-old who follows them around everywhere. You can tell a lot about a person that way).

Imagine his joy when Opa brought over a real hard hat!

Paired with the safety glasses he had already commandeered from Daddy, he's all set!

Playtime

Playtime with Tyler and Lydia is the best. I cherish these moments. No one can get Lydia to laugh as hard as Tyler can!

And this is what I do if I ever get playtime -

January Updates

I love my girl!

Grandma Joyce braved the Utah Winter for a trip up from Arizona. She loves us! And we love, love, love visitors!

What an adorable smile!

Lydia tried veggies for the first time and this face epitomizes exactly what she thought.

Not to be left out, Tyler donned a bib and some of the mashed beans and tried to show Lydia just how yummy there were!

Aunt Lisa returned from a business trip to Japan and brought Lydia a beautiful kimono.

Apparently her new kimono makes her feel fierce. Look out baby tiger!

That's our month in sum! Tyson is still enjoying his job at ABC4 and as far as I'm concerned, my little employers are growing up way too fast. Sometimes I wish I could just shrink them in the dryer. But I am grateful for a camera and a blog to document happenings and milestones!