Showing posts with label Fayth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fayth. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 23, 2007

AN END TO THE SILENCE

I know, I know. Don't die from shock, but I am actually blogging. I have been chastised by many people, and I know that many are wanting to see pictures of the babies. I can't blame them they are very cute. It is amazing that they are almost a year old already. So much has happened since I last blogged that I don' think I would ever catch up if I tried. So I will just start from where we are right now. Both Fayth and Daisy are both walking now and Daisy is practically running. They are both have such fun personalities. Daisy is very determined and loves all kind of foolishness. I love to make her laugh and giggle. Fayth is all girl. She loves to pose for photos and smiles on cue. She is drawn to any jewelry.

You would think that I would have been able to make time to blog during the summer -- all I can say I'm sorry not to have share with you yet. I will share little bits at a time to try to catch you all up to speed. During the summer we took a trip to Jamaica. The girls are great travelers. That is fortunate because Mommy and Daddy love to travel. Here is our favorite picture of them from Jamaica.

Nadine calls this picture, "Better than any sunset".
(Daisy's on left, Fayth is on the right)

They were discovering the sand in this picture. Fayth really loves the water, but is frightened by the waves. Daisy likes to be in the floatie by herself in the water and splash. Here's another picture so you can see their faces. This one was taken at Half Moon, the hotel we stayed at.

(Daisy's on left, Fayth is on the right)

Too cute!!!

Wednesday, March 07, 2007

4 months

-to my babies
I cannot believe that you both are 4 months old today. It seems like you were born just yesterday. You were both so tiny and perfect. I hold your hands now and think how big they are. I am so happy to be able to finally hold you in my own hands - my faith and joy made flesh.

My "little" Daisy, you are the biggest now with all your 12 pounds 6 ounces, although your sister is 24 inches tall just like you. I love to hear your cute giggle. You make my whole body smile with your laugh. It's so fun to see you stand up tall when I tell you to show me how big you are. I love you, Daisy.

Fayth, you look bigger than your sister, but you only tip the scales at 12 pounds 1 ounce. Maybe it is that way because even with a little faith big things can be accomplished. I love to see you smile, and my soul smiles with you. You love to look at your hands and hold them. I love to look at and hold them too. Our chats are precious to me. I love you, Fayth.

Thanks for coming and making me your Daddy.

Thursday, February 22, 2007

Blessed twins

On Sunday, February 18th, we blessed the twins. It was a great experience. Both were awake and calm during the blessings. I was very nervous, but the blessing were very sweet. I kept my eyes open during both blessings and both of the girls listened to me and watched me intently as I blessed them. It brings me to tears whenever I think about it. I felt a very strong connection to them during those moments. I know it will always be one of my most treasured memories.

Fayth (left) & Daisy (right)

Mom & Dad, Kevin & Melia, Scott & Rebecca (and kids), and Chad all came down for the blessing. I was so glad they were able to be there for my babies' special day. Dallas & Craig also came from LA for the blessing. The Friday before we all (except Chad) spend the day at Disneyland. We had a great time and the girls did very well. We also took advantage of double stroller passes with our stroller and Rebecca's.


Nadine found a new favorite game for our PS2. A little over a year ago Nadine bought a PS2 in order to play Dance Revolution. She bought the heavy duty arcade style dance pad. Well Scott brought Guitar Hero 1 & 2 with their 2 guitars for the PS2 and now Nadine wants to get it. I must admit I enjoyed playing the games too.

After the blessing we had a barbecue at our home for friends and family that had come to witness the blessing (I know that that may seem weird for those of you dealing with snow during this time of year, but we do live in southern California).

It was a lot of fun although a little stressful. We were a little concerned that we might run out of food, but we didn't. I was most pleased that all the little girls loved playing in the nursery with some of the toys and thing that we have collect for our girls as they grow up - especially the toy tea set. It confirmed for me that we are getting things that girls love to play with.