Brigham stayed in the sleepy newborn phase for about six weeks. Jim was attempting to keep him awake in this picture.
I walked into our mudroom one day and walked back out again without noticing Laurel. She was laying in a big pile of brightly colored bags and my brain registered her clothing as another bag. Ha ha!
Sweet sleepy baby. One month old here.
We've continued participating in Bountiful Baskets for much of our produce. One weekend I took a before picture.
I brought home 84 pounds of produce that day! Isn't it beautiful?
Amazingly, everything that needed to be refrigerated fit! (Including ALL of the apples and peaches.) Since we'd eaten almost every scrap of produce in the house before this haul, I was able to fairly accurately note how much we consume in a week. We really do eat about 50 pounds in a week! Wow!
Jim has been AMAZING with this baby. Brigham is my first baby that doesn't nurse to sleep; he wants to be snuggled. He falls asleep best for Jim, so Jim has been the one putting him to bed quite often.
I tried a new recipe with cauliflower this month: buffalo cauliflower.
My first small batch was so amazing, that I immediately made another larger batch (with slight variation). Yum!
I took my girls to have their hair cut with a friend. She offered to style their hair as well, so Annie and Laurel came home with cute braids (Abby declined having her hair fixed).
Cheeseburger soup! Yum! We'd forgotten how good this was!
My little girls love to dress up.
Abby was holding Brigham one day and she called me over. She'd dressed him up. Ha!
I was taking a lot of food pictures to share in our baskets group to help boost numbers. This was showing a way to use frozen produce.