Thursday, July 28, 2011

Ode to Chloe


We had the priviledge of living SUPER close to cousins for the first time for about ... 4 months.  It was awesome.  They could play together, have sleepovers so that Mom and Dad could go out and they loved each other.  (Most of the time.) Recently, they moved and Spencer will be sad (once he realizes they are really gone.)


Oh, and there are some random pictures inserted also, just because they are cute.



Like this one. 
My cute boys walking around a lake we found by our house with duck and fish.  Spencer likes to look for boats too, but we haven't found one yet.  (It's a tiny lake by the community center so I'm not sure there's a high chance of boats in the future...)




Usually when Spencer plays with the camera on the phone, we find about 20 pictures of his leg or the couch or the floor.  This time, a bunch of his cute smile.  Love it. 



Even super heroes have to ride their bike to the mail box once in a while.  





Hair cut ... before, during and after.  
With random Burger King picture happiness. 


Fun times at the zoo. 


Big helper.


These three are so cute together.  
Happy.
Fighting.
Playing.
Chasing.

This picture isn't the best quality, but their smiles are just so dang cute.


PS I failed to mention that of course, we will miss Caite VERY much as well.  Spencer just didn't play with her as much, you know, she's a "yittle baby" as he says. 

AND, we are SOOOO grateful that we still have "cousin" Calvin and cousin Levi close by.  We love them!! When I told Spencer we couldn't play with Chloe very much anymore he said, "But, is Ca-vin still here?"  So sweet.  :)

3 comments:

Elder Akina's Mom said...

Oh my gosh your boy is looking so grown up! Love the blonde hair!

crabigail adams said...

He's growing up SO fast!!! Make him stop -- he's too darling!

crabigail adams said...

Chrissy -- someone started a fabulous facebook page yesterday called "I remember when ... Liberty, Missouri" -- I've been on it for the past 24 hours! Kids from LHS through the years are talking about teachers we had and which elementary school did you go to and shops on the square and neighborhoods -- you'd love it!