Unfortunately Halloween here was a pretty rainy day - and it gets dark here so early, so we took the girls to just a few houses on our street. They really liked it. At each door they would say "or treat." We are not sure where the trick went, but they focused in on the really important part - the candy. Which they LOVED! fortunately it was daylight savings time so the girls used that extra hour to burn off the sugar.
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
Monday, November 2, 2009
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Halloween
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Halloweek
So I have totally gone overboard dressing the kids up in Halloween paraphernalia...I can't seem to help myself cause they look so cute!


We had a playgroup Halloween party on Thursday. Here are the girls with some of their friends: Ellie, Haley, and Lorelei. Then a final shot of Brooke who was being BEE-witching!
Monday, October 26, 2009
More Marathon
Riding the Metro...it was the girls' first time on public transport. They thought it was quite fun.
Cheering on the runners at mile 10....the girls were still excited and in good humor at this point.
The only picture of D actually running the race - he's the one in red turned around - this was at mile 16.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Best Week Ever...
for D. This Sunday he ran in the Marine Corps Marathon here in DC. The first 8 miles are pretty hilly and then for some twisted reason the finish line is also straight up a hill...to be honest, I was tired just walking to our various viewing locations. But I am digressing. This post is about D's best week ever.
D finished the marathon with a time of 3 hours 11 minutes and 48 seconds....so he reached his goal and qualified for Boston (for his age group you have to run it under 3:15)! So it looks like there will only be a tiny break in training as the Boston is in April (Stacy we will HAVE to see you then!!) He finished 399 out of 21,000 finishers. Crazy Good!
Here is D posing by his sad little Camry with his finisher medal (yes I made him do the photo shoot and poses!)

But wait....
Here is D posing by his shiny new Accord. That's right. The Camry is finally retired (seriously I would not even ride in it cause I didn't think it was safe - it had to go to 3 different stations, even after making repairs, just to pass inspection this year!!) Goodbye sweet gold trim!
D finished the marathon with a time of 3 hours 11 minutes and 48 seconds....so he reached his goal and qualified for Boston (for his age group you have to run it under 3:15)! So it looks like there will only be a tiny break in training as the Boston is in April (Stacy we will HAVE to see you then!!) He finished 399 out of 21,000 finishers. Crazy Good!
Here is D posing by his sad little Camry with his finisher medal (yes I made him do the photo shoot and poses!)
But wait....
Here is D posing by his shiny new Accord. That's right. The Camry is finally retired (seriously I would not even ride in it cause I didn't think it was safe - it had to go to 3 different stations, even after making repairs, just to pass inspection this year!!) Goodbye sweet gold trim!
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Bathroom Remodel: Part 2
So time has passed and our bathroom is "finished." I use quotes cause it really isn't finished as the glass for the shower is on order and will not be in and installed until around Nov. 1. However, our contractor keeps talking about how they did a great job finishing on time. He is clearly insane as it is still not finished.
However, I am pleased to say that we are at least finished with the contractor. The atmosphere around here got a little hostile. With that said, the "finished" result is super nice. We moved the potty (clearly I have kids), got a larger vanity, moved the door, and took down the wall for the shower. The shower is supposed to be a frameless glass shower so the look will be pretty much the same as it is supposed to create an open feel.
Here are the pics:
Looking into the bathroom from the bottom of the stairs (outside our bedroom)
Looking into the shower from above the potty
However, I am pleased to say that we are at least finished with the contractor. The atmosphere around here got a little hostile. With that said, the "finished" result is super nice. We moved the potty (clearly I have kids), got a larger vanity, moved the door, and took down the wall for the shower. The shower is supposed to be a frameless glass shower so the look will be pretty much the same as it is supposed to create an open feel.
Here are the pics:
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