Cambrie and Noah's First Birthday

It's been a year.

I can't believe it's been a year. Wow, how time flies. I am happy to say we all survived. I must admit there were times I didn't think we would make it through. Cambrie and Noah have brought us so much joy in this last year. We can't image our lives without them, no matter how hard it has been.

They are walking, learning new things every day, becoming very independent, and starting to talk. Cambrie's first words were uh-oh. Noah has six teeth and Cambrie doesn't have one. It is such a joy to watch them play and interact with each other and with us and how different they are.

Turning ONE

Wow, I can't belive how time flys. Many people said to enjoy it while it last because before you know it they are growing up. Were they sure right. I can't believe it's been a year next month. Cambrie and Noah are growing like weeds. They are walking everywhere and have been for about a month. They are constantly doing new things and watch everything Seth and I do. Which is a constant reminder to be on our best behavior.
We just took a trip to Bear Lake with my family and had a blast. The kids enjoyed playing on the beach and in the water. I do believe they ate half the sand. It was fun watching them experience new things like going on the boat, sitting by the campfire, and playing in the mud.  It was a lot of work, but well worth it.

Our Memorial Weekend Trip to ABQ, NM

Our first time swinging

Noah playing in the sand.

Going down the slide

Going down the slide

Nap time

Loving on Grandma Kearns

Cambrie and Aunt Cat

Look how strong I am...

One Buff Little Man

Noah talking

Cambrie making faces (May 25th 2011)

Sorry, I don't know how to turn it upright.

9 months old

It was a joint effort to walk the dog.

Our day at the pool

The kids swimming with their new floaters. The kids had a blast and swam for about an hour and a half. They were worn out and slept great that night.

Cambrie wearing daddy's hat.

Saguaro Lake

Our first time taking the kids to Saguaro Lake. We weren't sure how the kids would take to the water, but they loved it and wanted to play in the mud.