These family photos were taken during June.

Earlier today, my kids were playing with their rubber stamps and I was explaining the purpose of the exclamation point and question mark. After I explained that the exclamation point was to show excitement or surprise Maggie created this:

Think she’s trying to tell me something?

These photos were taken of Maggie and her brand new pink and purple bicycle.

Please enjoy these family photos taken this month. The photos taken on the swing set are from a visit to New Jersey early in the month.

Please enjoy these family photos taken this month. The photo above is from the kids and I reenacting the classic Edgar Allen Poe story “The Cask of Amontillado”.

We were having Thanksgiving Day leftovers for lunch today, and Joey put a fork half-full of cranberry sauce on the table. He then proceeded to pick up a lima bean and a kernel of corn and held them above the fork.
Joey then said, “Look at my traffic light!”

Over the summer, my wife took a course in wilderness skills and we bought an inexpensive camera for her to take kayaking. It’s really amazing how inexpensive five megapixel cameras have become. This past week, I started teaching Joey how to use the camera and the results have been impressive — I think [...]

We took a few photos of the kids having some fun in the two inches of snow we got overnight. Okay, perhaps two inches isn’t really significant, but it was enough to make a few snowballs. Photos of the carnage may be found in this album.

Madison is in the process of getting a few inches of snow and the kids are running around wanting to play outside. This photo is from earlier this evening, before sunset, taken as the rain changed over to snow.

November is upon us, so we decided to make hand turkeys using finger paints and paper plates. Photos from the activity may be found in this album.