
Monday, January 29, 2007
Saturday, January 27, 2007
Library Time
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Is someone watching me?
Reaching New Heights
Saturday, January 20, 2007
Super Bowl?
Winter baseball

Greer was playing in the "in" field, as Easton was playing the "out" field with Bullet in a game of baseball. Greer was certainly expressing herself about the window between them. You can only imagine what happened when I called Easton in and ended the game after 20 minutes. He too showed his feelings on that call. He just loves to be outside and by the looks of things Greer will be right behind him this spring. (Disregard dates on pictures. The camera needs to reset itself. It was 1/18/07) .Monday, January 15, 2007
Snow Envy


Greer was quite jealous of Easton as he played outside with Bullet. She was at the window just screaming at him. So instead, we ventured to a new world of "drinkable yogurts" and she managed to finish two with no problems. I guess the jealousy thing was over quite quickly and we got in 6 of her 24 ounces of daily dairy in doing so!
Carhart Boys
Snow Day!






Well, I was blessed with a Snow Day from school today...one of the perks of the job. Although, last week it was no fun trying to dodge the yucky virus that is going around as 26 kids are coughing and sneezing inches from me.
Easton took full advantage of the freshly fallen snow. It was Bullet who fell victim to repeatedly bashed with snow balls. Easton would not come in after an hour and a half. He SHOULD be a Minnesota kid.
Sunday, January 14, 2007
The Day of Greer










Wow, what a wonderful day we had!
Greer celebrated her 1st birthday and mom celebrated her 27th AGAIN!
Greer was so into the day as you can see with the cake, friends and of course presents.
Big Brother Easton was such a help as well. As we decorated he said, "Where are all the people?" Thank you to all who attended and shared in the celebration. The best part of the day was Greer smearing the cake all over, and all of the guests had colored lips, teeth and tongues from the frosting. Even 93 year old Great Granny had a green tongue!
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