Yes this is our house, and yes we are doing another huge project. This time a new porch. It looked pretty scary at this point because the whole house looked like it was being supported by those crazy stilts and scetchy post and wood combo. It's looking better already.

It's been requested-so here it is. Snaggletooth!

Easton wanted his pictutre taken at school on the practice play date day.

Easton and Avery are both loving the coop preschool Easton attends. It's so fun to watch them both do their thing there.

Avery hanging with the big kids at snack time. She pretty much hangs in the snack room the whole time it's open.

Easton coming down from the loft at preschool, in fireman dress-up clothes.

Avery with her preschool buddy and neighbor Turner.

I had a blast last weekend catering an event for my friend Angela. It was a huge success.

Easton outside preschool on the first offical day. Mummi sent him a new rain coat that he wore proudly. It was perfect since it was raining too.

She was so cute waddling around in Easton's coat. She's such a ham.

I think Avery looks so old here. This picture was posted to guilt my mother into coming to visit before Avery loses all her baby traits.

This picture is SO Avery!

The kids having a snack while we try to get dinner on the table.

Both kids got drenched during Easton's swim. Once Easton thought it was funny she spilled the sub on her self- she ran with it.

This is how Avery asks where things are. It's so cute.

Easton looks so handsome in the photo- and old.

Here are our kids dry under the rain guard on the stroller during the Aids Walk Saturday. While the rest of us got drenched. Gotta love the new baby products.

Here is a group shot from the Aids Walk. The kids were excited that Brian and Eric brought their new puppies.

Avery was being one of the big kids at Easton's preschool picnic.

Both kids desparately need haircuts. I don't know what we would do if Jen didn't come to the house for our Salon services.

You can see Avery's eyes now.

Avery was so crazy today.

I could hardly get a picture she was so wound up.