'Tis the season

Oops, these got out of order. She's addicted to candy canes.

This is the view right across the street from where we live. Flagstaff piled up over three feet of snow over Christmas week.

She's now an expert snowball maker and thrower.

Charlotte's beautiful christmas dress, a gift from Aunt Katy.

Christmas Eve PJ's with Cousins Kassidy and Abbey.

This is her new tricycle, that she really thinks is for her monkeys.

Racing down the hallway with her shoping cart and fun fake foods.

Charlotte had a great time at her Grandma and Grandpa Caldwells, she espeically loved all the attention from her cousins.

Christmas fun

Catching snowflakes with my tongue.

First you make the snowball,

then you throw it at Toby!

We love snow!

Mmm, do I get to eat all this?

Who needs toys, just send me a box of packing peanuts for Christmas!

Peek-a-boo!



Hugs for the Christmas tree.

We've had so much fun with Charlotte these last few weeks. She is in to everything Christmas! She especially loves the tree, which she occasionally gives hugs, as well as a "goodnight Christmas tree" every night before bed. We got a bunch of snow in the last few days. This is the first time she's really been able to play in it-so fun!!!

Birthday Girl

Happy Birthday Cutie!

She loved her cake with the baby animals; especially the polar bear. We saw a polar bear at the Zoo over Thanksgiving and she can't quit talking about it.

Bubble wrap from Aunt Jen (There was a fun present too)

The tea set from Grandma Hoth was put to immediate use.

Look at this cute baking set from Aunt Andrea.

She was very pleased with her new My Little Pony.

Scott made the ice cream cake and I decorated it with a few of her favorite baby animals and some scrapbooking supplies from my stash.

Charlotte wasted no time sampling the cake.

Charlotte turned two on Sunday. We had a party with just the three of us. She was totally spoiled by all her sweet aunties and Grandmas. She really enjoyed all her gifts, but I think she liked the cake most of all.

Making cookies

The other night Charlotte dragged a chair over to the counter, climbed up and said she wanted to cook. I gave her a bowl and spoon and a bunch of spices and jars from the cupboard. She pretended to pour and mix the ingrediants. When I asked her what she was making she said "cookies". I think we'll make some real ones this weekend.