Life, believe it or not, does go on.

Meanwhile, back at the ranch, our babies are getting cuter, smarter, and bigger every day. Here's a little sampling of what they've been up to.

Bryn has decided she really likes cookies.

Big girl carseat!!

What does the fish say?

Big girl!

Working in their kitchen while Mommy works in hers.


A favorite activity. Play-doh for Addison and a box of rice for Bryn.

Addison is taking fewer and fewer naps. Here's photographic evidence of him sacked out on our couch, proving that he actually should take a nap daily.

If you haven't ever watched the PBS kids show SuperWhy, you definitely should. Either way, I'd like to introduce you to Super Addison!!!! With the power to read!!!!!

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  1. Nate and Annah ButterfieldAugust 19, 2010 at 11:56 AM

    Smart girl! Cookies are yummy!

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  2. ShaunaAugust 19, 2010 at 7:17 PM

    Oh man I miss them so much. I can't believe Brynny is walking. What a big girl. I love the last video of Addison. They are so cute.

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