Thursday, June 24, 2010

Just a little more of Sarah....Well, for now.

I know we already posted pictures, but none of them really show a good shot of her. Maybe a bunch of them will give you a better sense of her look.


Here are videos to see if we can show what she really looks like.


Sarah is loved much in this house.


What we did while we waited for Sarah to come.

We were waiting to go into the hospital on Saturday, so we did some things to pass the time. Abby and I painted some wood projects. Daniel felt left out, so Frank found some wood of his own to paint.

We went to Mill Creek Canyon for hiking, hoping it would jump start me so the hospital couldn't tell us not to come in anymore.

Final shot of the belly.

Abby enjoying the water fall.

Daniel enjoying his snack.
I guess Frank was behind the camera, because we didn't get him in any shots.

Monday, June 21, 2010

Sarah May Aiello

On Sunday, June 20th at 6:49 am, Sarah May Aiello joined the Utah Aiello's'. She weighed in at 7lbs 12oz. She is quiet, which puts her immediately at odds with, well, the rest of us.Sarah and her proud daddy, the handsomest man in America.

Abby is very excited because now she is a "double big sister".



Daniel told me (well shouted) that he is a,"Big brother boy!"


Welcome to the family, Sarah, and consider yourself warned.

Thursday, June 17, 2010

After dinner activities

So, what does your child do after dinner?
Our almost three year old plays his computer, without clothes, outside and eats cheesecake from our early Father's Day celebration.
We expect nothing less from our toddler.

Sunday, June 6, 2010

Frank at his best

Frank after his father's day steak grilling event at the in-laws.

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Experimenting with foods...

We made these cookies with white beans from a can to replace the oil (fat).
No one could tell the difference, including Frank.
Who knew?
Next time I will do the beans from stratch instead of a can.
These strawberries came from our front garden in one day's picking.
We love them.
A couple of short demos of how strong our kids are.