Saturday night we had a rockin "PreGrammy" birthday party at our house for Reagan's 4th birthday! We dressed up as rockers with cool t-shirts, pink hair, and some "guyliner" for Wilson and Chris. We had such a good time with family and friends, and we are so blessed to have had everyone over for strawberry cake, ice cream, and a "Guess the Grammy Winners" game. Here's a few pictures from the evening.
Sometimes Reagan falls in love. Often with just about anyone.
We're currently in the process of updating our blog to new software and I have converted the site over. I am working this week and next to get all of the old posts from the old site on here, as well as posting new photos, etc. to the site. If you remember, 5 years ago we made the move from blogspot to here (http://fromnorthofhere.blogspot.com/2005/12/were-moving.html) and its now time for a major update.
So, I'm changing our site over. Also, we got rid of the Google ads...though it was funny to see what ads it came up with when it used the content from the blog posts.
With 2010, we're ready to have new stories, new posts, new pictures. I'm excited about this new decade, and we're it will take our family. So, come back and keep checking on us. We'll be posting a lot soon!
You can find our old posts at archive.fromnorthofhere.com for now.
Here's a few pictures from Christmastime around our house. We made cookies for all of our friends, and it snowed on Christmas Eve! After playing in the snow, we went inside and got on our pajamas!
This year for Christmas we went out to Mainstay Farm (in Burleson, TX) to pick out and cut down our very first live Christmas tree. It was quite the adventure, though the Texas weather didn't lend itself to a very cold family moment. We all wore long sleeves (I was in flannel) and jeans to go out on what should have been a cold November day (it should be cold for cutting a Christmas tree down, right?). The weather was beautiful and sunny, and in the 70's. Once we got the tree home we were back in shorts again.
Here's some pictures from our outting to get our tree.
