So it's not on Sunday and he has long since taken off the church clothes, but he still remembers his talk. We were so proud of him, he told us what he wanted to talk about and he memorized the whole thing! (and he did it ten times so mom could get the video right!)
Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Three Little Monkeys
We got full use of one of our last "Daddy Saturdays" before Bri goes back to school. We went with my sisters family and her in-laws to the Phoenix Zoo. I'm not much of an animal person, but all my boys loved it. Even Lukey would start laughing and "roaring" when he saw an animal. Ben loved the giraffes and Jeff, in true form, loved the wild doggies. It was so much fun to spend the day as a family. We even splurged and rode the camel. Jeff was still bobbing is head half and hour later. Aside from the smell, it was actually pretty comfortable ride!
A beautiful Arizona Day. I still can't believe we can wear t-shirts in January.
Hangin' with our cousins outside the Monkey House.
Mommy and the boys on a CAMEL! They loved it!
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Ode to Baby Lukey

It feels like the last few weeks have been filled with trips to the hospital to see all my friends babies. I have started to miss having a tiny one around. Then I have a day like today when I take all three to the grocery store just before lunch, we all have melt downs and I swear we are done! So I figured I would post my favorite picture of Lukey, remember that I do have a baby (actually, technically I have three) and try to get a handle on everything that entails. So here's to my baby that can walk, tell me what a dog and lion say, go get stories when we ask him to and is still absolutely precious when fast asleep curled up like a little stinkbug in his crib. They truely do get so big so fast, it is hardly fair.
Why it is totally cool to have older brothers that can turn on a hose
What a wonderful thing to have three boys that love to entertain eachother. My days are often full of wrestling, getting "webbed" by multiple spidermans at one time and picking up the WWF ring of couch pillows on the floor when they all crash at night. This day I sent them out to play and had to stop and take pics when Ben informed me that they helped Lukey make mud by turning on the hose. It made for one dirty bathtub but the boys had such a blast it was well worth cleaning the bathroom later that night. Yet another reason bathtime comes every night in our house.
Monday, January 7, 2008
Merry, Merry Christmas
We had a fantastic christmas in Pinetop with my sister complete with as much snow as we ever could have wanted! We went sledding, made snowmen, made gingerbread trees, sang carols, ate way too much and slept way too little. My sister's family and mom and dad made everything perfect. There is something magical about brand new bikes underneath a sparkling tree, and my boys faces when they saw them. It was Brian's first white Christmas and I froze all weekend (you never know I was from Canada), but a great time was had by all. Thanks to our hosts in Northern Arizona.
We came home afterward and the boys got to jump on a giant bounce house at Grandma and Grandpa Jones'. Yet again we were all spoiled and ate way too much delicious food.
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Baby Lukey is ONE
Benjamin is the most excited about Luke being one, he just never could grasp the concept of 10,11 months old and likes that all the boys match and are 3, 2 & 1. Personally it is a little overwhelming to Brian and I.
Luke had the best first birthday in our families history. He went to Peter Piper Pizza with Papa, Grandma and my sister's family. (don't EVER attempt that on a Saturday during the holidays) The whole thing proved a bit much for Jeff who promptly fell asleep at the table after finishing his pizza, important things first. I think it was the worst pizza my dad had ever had, but a great time was had by all under 5!
Later that night we had cake. Luke's brothers and cousins each got to decorate a section of the cake, which was another big highlight of the day. When Daddy got home from school we had presents and cake. Luke fully grasped the concept of "digging in".
This is a big milestone in the Jones family. This marks the first one of our children to turn one without a sibling on the way!
Why I don't have a housekeeper!
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