Georgia’s little personality shines so much in the pictures above—she is filled with joy! And she fills us with joy!
The month Elna fell in love with riding her bike! She does laps around the backyard park and just goes and goes.
I really should only keep one of these 3 couch pictures, but which ones would you get rid of?
Elna really loved the socks her Grandma Fae bought her for preschool.
Some days the dress-ups are just too much to not photograph. The mismatched heels. And Elna’s doubled up socks—she really loves those socks.
The girls went to the Portland Aquarium with Brian and his parents.
Brian went back to work at the beginning of September. His high was our low that day. He was so excited to go back to work after 3 months of being home, but man oh man, we were sad to see him go.
“What’s on your face, Elna?” “Nothing” she says. The lipstick doesn’t lie, darling girl.
My brother, David was staying in a cabin near Mt. Hood with his friends for a few days, so we went up to say hi.
This picture makes me laugh. This is so Hattie—she reads books aloud all the time. And I love how Georgia so focused.
Singing and leading music.
Oh, just three girls smiling for the camera at the same time, that’s all.
Georgia’s smile!
I love how these two hug. Elna almost always lifts Harriet off the ground like this with her legs wrapped around her.
Heaven for Harriet will be holding Georgia all day. Just look at that face! This picture makes me so so happy!
The primary kids after their primary program today. I’m amazed at what they were able to do with a lot of practice and heart! They are such neat kids and I love being able to see them every week! I feel blessed every day!
Primary program Sunday is my very favorite! The primary kids get me every time. Elna practiced her little heart out and delivered her part perfectly! I’m so proud of her!
Always reading.
These two doing what they both love best—Elna, coloring. And Harriet reading a “stack of books”—that’s what she says to me all day—“Mom, I’m reading a stack of books” or “Can you read me a stack of books?”
Entertaining Georgia as I was getting stuff out of the car.
At the children’s museum. Such a cool place!
Brian is a popular guy at our house. He is doing a puzzle that Elna made. She loves using her scissors to create puzzles, and she’s actually pretty good at making them. They’re even challenging for us.
Brian asked Elna to have 5 piles of pine needles raked by the end of the day as a consequence for some poor behavior—I took a picture of the girls doing it to show Brian at work.
Happy with their green drinks.
