Project 365 - Day 72

Another dress up morning before Nathan goes off to school. They even found a little bandana for Noah. They were pirates and were just so gosh darn happy. I cherish these little faces every day!

Project 365 - Day 71

Our dishwasher is officially broken. It has been going out over the past few months and has officially gone caput. It really isn't so bad doing the dishes by hand. I did let them pile up though and had to do quite a few tonight but there are worse things to be broken.

Project 365 - Day 70

I met Grandma Alma and Aunt Pam in Walnut Creek this week and it was a fun day. It is one of my favorite shopping spots - love all the stores outdoors. We ate at the Cheesecake Factory and just had a fabulous day. Meeting them half way in Walnut Creek breaks up the two plus hour drive and just makes the driving day more bearable. I hope to do this more often so I can see them more frequently!

Project 365 - Day 69

SIX months old! Bring on the peek-a-blocks! Nathan loved these things and Noah seems to have the same affection toward them. We are already starting the evil infant drop the toy off the high chair and pick it up dance.

Project 365 - Day 68

My little girl is three years old. She was so funny at her party on Saturday, she would only say she is two years old because it wasn't actually her birthday.

Project 365 - Day 67

This daylight savings time is really annoying. The upside was this beautiful shot of the full moon the other night.

Not the ugliest cupcakes you have ever seen

So an update on the ugliest cupcakes you have ever seen. Once I got some seriously needed pointers from my wonderfully talented friend Dusti they didn't turn out half bad. I found I can actually make boxed cupcakes that turn out as long as I don't follow the box directions! Her pictures of the cupcakes make them look even better. She was so wonderful to take pictures at Laura's party. One of my favorite pictures from the day is Chase holding her Princess Aurora cupcake dressed as Princess Aurora - so cute! So, not only did they not look half bad they were pretty tasty too - but really - real buttercream frosting on cardboard would taste good!