Author Archives: Erin

Happy 11 Months, Conor!  (Two days ago) I cannot believe this guys is almost 1!  I have a lot of memories from last December, waddling around the neighborhood for exercise (running downgraded to jogging downgraded to wogging downgraded to walking) … Continue reading →

We got to celebrate Nana’s birthday 10 days late with cranberry pecan cookies. Nat is definitely my baker girl! (And sometimes Elliott likes to help, but he was busy with legos so he just wanted to do tastes, which Natalie … Continue reading →

The kids and I have been reading Roald Dahl – we are now on to Matilda!  She inspired us with a limerick about her teacher so I’ve written two. (while my kids were also inspired by If I built a … Continue reading →

To stuff myself with turkey. (Didn’t know that to be true!)

Natalie picked our Conor’s angel costume! And Elliott picked out Jordan’s Ash costume (the owner of Pickachu). These last two are throwbacks to 2011 and 2013!!

Happy 10 Months to Conor! Conor is so fun – and mobile!  He is quick to smile and definitely happy to see us.  When we talk down the stairs in the morning, his whole body shakes with excitement as he … Continue reading →

Grandma visited a couple weeks ago. Each kids loved their 1:1 Grandma time. Conor played on his mat with her a lot. Elliott and G drew Pokémon (and E loved the Pokémon cards she brought!) Natalie and G did nails. … Continue reading →

Weight / Height:  TBD – appt is at the end of the month, but I’m guessing close to 25 lbs.  The jokes about ‘is he ready to try out for the Patriots yet?’ and ‘did they give him a license … Continue reading →

Nana and Pop were gracious enough to host my family for the weekend. Everyone loved the Linville Manor!! All the kids played together so well. Ages 8, 7, 6, 6, 5, almost 4, 9 months and 12 days! (Okay, Wesley … Continue reading →

Meet our sweet little cousin Wesley!!! Born Oct 1. He came a little early – probably to make sure we could meet him during our trip to Chicago. (No pics with Conor yet – I need to make sure big … Continue reading →