Sunday, January 25, 2009

my kids.

I seem to talk a lot about Jacob. I suppose that's because he does the most right now. We took some pictures today to put on his "Wild About Me" board that is due tomorrow. I love photographing him. He likes it too. He likes to look handsome and would like to wear this particular outfit everyday. He is settling for Sundays.





Evann is my glamorous tomboy. She loves to wear skirts and hates having her hair done for very long. Today is the first time that she was interested in taking pictures. I think she did good in this one. I think her daddy will love it!





Isaac is my comedy relief, well, most days. This day is not any different. He started feeling sick earlier in the day. He had been stuffing his mouth with his fingers and complaining about pain. He couldn't show me where just that it hurt. He had asked for a band-aid but I said I'm sorry son, I cannot put a banda-id in your mouth, it won't stick. I let it go because what can I do without evidence of pain? I went to the back room for some reason and when I returned to the kitchen he met me with a band-aid stretched across his lips as you see pictured. I laughed at this and thought, if there's a will, there's a way. He spent the next 2 hours with that band-aid over his lips except for the time he (through a muffled voice) asked me how he could get a drink because he was really thirsty. I simply say, move the band-aid from your lips. He nodded and ran off. Peeled the band-aid off but promptly replaced it once he was done. When asked if it he felt better he gave a nod with such conviction it nearly toppled him over. He is a sweet, sweet boy. Oh man, can he cause a ruckus in this house. He is my biggest instigator and I wouldn't change anything about him.

Ruben may turn out to be my little piano player. He loves to pound away whenever I am practicing. Really, you can find him at any point of the day tapping away. I like that. He won't walk for whatever the reason. He is standing on his own but he calls it quits there. There is not much to say about him right now.

Jake is stuck in Newport News. We miss him when he's gone. His sacrifice does not go unnoticed. I truly appreciate the life he's given me and our kids. We have so much to be thankful for.

The kids have been unattended for 20 minutes now. DANGER DANGER DANGER! They are not too quite so the mess won't be flour coating the floor...let's see what surprise lies ahead... night night!












3 comments:

katie said...

When you say Danger, Danger, Danger, are you quoting Steve-the Crocodile Hunter? Because he said that too. Of course with his accent, it is something to repeat. Just not sure if you were accidently cool or way ahead of me. That might be spelled wrong. We get up 'er.

kara said...

Oh kate's comment brought back some wonderful memories..oh the days..but back to my comment..your kids are beautiful and magnificent and i love seeing their pictures. i miss them. tell them i love them.

auntie said...

Ryann, you take such lovely pictures. It could be the subject matter that makes them turn out so beautifully. I was thinking...and I'm quite serious about this...how 'bout taking Seth's senior pictures this summer?

Seth made the Asian spaghetti. We went to the movies that day and by the time we got home, they had the leftovers packed up for their school lunches the next day. I never even got to sample it. Ugh.