I love sweet potatoes!!!!!!

Need I say more?

Enter"train"ment Junction (Take 2)

We visited Entertrainment Junction again over the New Year's break. Joseph is a little "obsessed" with Thomas and we knew that he would get a kick out of it. Which we were correct...we had to bribe him with a lemonade, after we conviently hid the Thomas figurines from him. Aidan was a good sport and went along with the action...God love him!

Our Little Slugger...

Aidan looked so adorable in a baseball sleeper that his Grandma got for him that we couldn't resist putting Joseph's Reds baseball cap on him. Check our little guy out...can you believe he is already 5 months old?!!!

Tennessee Christmas

We traveled to Tennessee on the 25th. The boys were finally able to meet most of my family since they've been born. It was also the first time the cousins (Joseph, Aidan, and Christoff) were ever together. Joseph loved chasing his older cousin around. We have some cute video of Joseph playing "football" with his cousins that I will try to upload soon. I think our Tennesse Christmas is going to become a tradition with our family.

Christmas Morning

Christmas morning was amazing. I loved watching Joseph's expression when he saw his train table and all of this new Thomas the Tank Engine characters. Although, Brad and I discovered that our gifts paled in comparison to Santas...we had a time tearing his attention away from the trains in order for him to open his other gifts. Aidan was along for the ride and enjoyed his mommy and daddy time, as always. Later that day we headed out for our journey to Tennessee!

Christmas Eve Night

We followed up our Christmas Eve breakfast with a night with the extended Meyer Family. It's always so much fun to catch up with everyone. The family is growing so fast, with new babies & marriages...we can barely fit in a room together. We're so grateful that Uncle Paul and Aunt Katie open their hearts and home to us each year.

Christmas Eve Morning

I finally can catch my breath and update the blog. The holidays were so much fun, but not very relaxing...there's nothing like experience the Spirit of Christmas through the eyes of your child. We celebrated with both sets of families, Ohio and Tennesse, in a few short days. The boys met some of my family for the first time, which meant so much to me. And thankfully, Brad was able to spend the following week of New Years with us...it was truly a blessing.