Random Pictures

I take a lot of pictures and some of them turn out great and others, not so much. I am aware that no one will think our babies are as cute and funny as we do but, here are a few pictures that make me laugh.

Do we have to have our picture taken in every outfit?

This is what my face looks like when Daddy feeds me!

Paul and his "mini-me"

Look at me, I'm dancing!

They look like baby dolls

If you put shiny shoes on my feet, that's what I'm going to look at!

Hold on sister

I put Kendall's bloomers on her head and spoke for her in a French accent.

Paul and I thought it was too funny.

My First Mother's Day

Me, Kendall, Herbert Johnson (Paul's Grandfather), Katelyn, and Paul

I had the best first Mother's Day! We went to church and the girls were perfect during the service. I thought Katelyn was going to start her "singing" but she did great. Kendall was looking at everyone in the pews behind me and smiling at them. A few people came up to us after the service to comment on how good they were during the service. Actually all of the babies being dedicated did really well, most of them slept through the entire ceremony. We are going to receive a letter in the mail for each girl to give to them when they turn 12. The pastor gave us a copy of the letter so we would not be tempted to open it when it arrives. He reminded us that it was against the law to open another persons mail, the congregation laughed.

Mark, Tatiana, Phyllis (my Mom), Brenda, Herbert, Uncle Alan, Aunt Janice, Judy (Paul's Mom) & Paul

We proceeded to have brunch but the restaurant that I picked was not able to seat us so we went to The Olive Garden. The food was good and the company was even better. My brother Mark and my niece Tatiana were able to make the long trip from South Carolina to celebrate this special day and spend some time with the girls.

Me, Katelyn & Tatiana

Tatiana and Kendall

Katelyn Alexis

Kendall Brooke

We are having the girs dedicated at church on Sunday and took them to have professional pictures of them in their dresses. Paul's Aunt Janice bought the girls the bonnets when they were born and they can be used again as their something old when they get married. Paul says that will not happen till they are 40 because they are never leaving the house. (he thinks he is funny) I know that they girls look Amish but I love these pictures.