Benjamin is 2 months old!

Two months old and little dude is weighing in at a little over 11 lbs. He's plumping up nicely and starting to smile. The noise around the house (aka EC) doesn't seem to bother him (thank goodness because it gets loud)! He loves to take baths, but hates the getting out, lotion and dressing part. He loves to take naps on his tummy and has even slept through the night once for mommy....gotta work on this idea a little more! Little man is finding his groove and fitting right in.

 

       

       

Someone else had to get in on the photo shoot too!

She just like her sisters, I call her name and she automatically turns around with a pose and a smile!

Around the house in February

These cuties played around the house and hung out with Mama all month long while she finished up her Maternity Leave. Thankfully a couple of ladies from school donated some sick days so Mama could stay home a little longer. Some of the cute little shirts Ben Ben has on are the ones I made!

She loves her sunglasses Emi gave her.

My little kitchen helper.

Using our new stroller for the first time on a stroll through the woods.

Helping Daddy set up her new tent from Carolyn that we found at Sam's for dirt cheap.

All set up and playing.

Look at the double chin and sweet grin!

Kisses from big sis.

One day he'll have a beard like Daddy's.

Still in the pink bathtub, but he loves 

BPH IV ready for his turn on the tractor!

Goat houses, mud puddles, flowers and fun

If it's warm enough, this chick is outside. And if there's water, she's jumping in!

The goat pens started with fencing off two areas for them to roam around in. One for the mama and her babies and one for the Billy to stay in when she has new babies.

"Uncle" Steve came over to help pull wire.

Papa came over to help with the finishing touches.

EC and Emily went searching for flowers while the guys worked.

Perry and Emily worked to get the goat mansions, I mean houses up and going.

The final projects turned out great! EC and Emily had to go play before the goats actually arrived.