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Friday, September 30, 2011
Falling summer
Wednesday, September 28, 2011
The New Mrs. Kate Korby
This last weekend, Gabe, my mom, and I traveled to New Paltz, New York to witness the wedding of my dear friend, Kate Shuipis. (Gabe was the champion of the world, by the way. We traveled from Salt Lake to Denver to Atlanta to New York (logically!). It was grueling and he was pure contentedness.) Kate was the first person I met in Duxbury and we were instant friends. Her family is my second family. She and I grew into women together. Although she lives far away, now married to a mountain man stone mason named Justin, I think of her often and wish happiness for her always.
Getting ready
Emily Stanfill, Kate Shuipis and Emily Herchen.
I can't say how joyful I felt to be with my friends again, to be with my second family. They are beauty to me.
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
My Boys
A few tasty Jude moments.
Jude likes to run around our living room while holding his stuffed shark behind his back screaming at the top of his lungs that the shark is eating his back.
Jude likes to pick his nose. A lot. And then eat it. Two choice moments from this. One is that he ate such a big booger the other day that it got stuck in his tooth and I had to fish it out. Ah, motherhood. Then, when I was telling him how "yucky" it was to pick his nose and eat it, he looked up at me earnestly and said, "No. Boogers not yucky. Boogers YUMMY." Silly mom getting her "Y" words confused.
Jude was making this creepy hissing noise at breakfast the other day. I asked him what sound he was making and he said: "Spider laughing" As Satan's minions, that is probably what spiders' laughing sounds like. Observant boy.
Jude loves to have his puppy do everything with him. He changes the puppy's diaper. He feeds the puppy whatever he is eating. He wraps the puppy up in a blanket and puts him in the baby swing. He is very sweet to his puppy. I even saw him trying to nurse his puppy the other day (buddy, hate to break it to you, but that well is dry...). The other day we were eating a fruit snack on our front step and the puppy was sitting dutifully between us. Jude said, "Puppy hungry" and went to feed him some of the fruit snack and then laughed at himself, pulled the snack away quickly and gobbled the whole thing up. It was like "as if...there are just some thing a man doesn't share. fruit snacks is one of them."
Jude loves the Angel Moroni on top of the temple. He's obsessed. He says his name and that he is playing the trumpet way up high, at least 50 times a day. Tonight he made me sing him an "angel Moroni" song at bedtime. I can assure you that was one, made-up, tasty number.
The mischief is never ending with Jude.
Labels:
Gabe the Babe,
Jude and Tyler,
Jude being gross
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Sunday, September 4, 2011
Blessed
Gabriel Thomas Bunnell
Of course, when I went to take pictures of him in his outfit, my usually quiet little man screamed himself into a tizzy. Mom and I made this outfit during the many days we had before Gabe decided to show up.
We were so grateful for the friends and family who came to the blessing. We felt blessed. Truly. I loved watching Gabe encircled by his great-grandfathers, grandfathers, and his uncles as Mike pronounced a blessing on his sweet, bald head.
After church we had a little picnic in the park. I thought it would be unbearably hot, but the shade felt pleasant.
Grandpa Bunnell and Jude
Nate and his miracle baby Bella
One Sara Barclay and Gabe
Mike giving me the eye to stop taking pictures of him
Victoria, Bella, and Nate
Anne Bunnell II
Mama Jan
Pete and Meags
Grandma Karen and Gabe
Clark and Kelsie
Katie and Evan
Claire, Vern, and Meredith
Grandpa Steve
Clark and Jude the Dude
Tom and Ashlynn
Of course, when I went to take pictures of him in his outfit, my usually quiet little man screamed himself into a tizzy. Mom and I made this outfit during the many days we had before Gabe decided to show up.
We were so grateful for the friends and family who came to the blessing. We felt blessed. Truly. I loved watching Gabe encircled by his great-grandfathers, grandfathers, and his uncles as Mike pronounced a blessing on his sweet, bald head.
After church we had a little picnic in the park. I thought it would be unbearably hot, but the shade felt pleasant.
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