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By Shorel & Sandra on November 26th, 2011

On 11.21, Sianna turned 2.5 years old.
What can we say about our sweet Sianna?
She’s precious.
She’s loud.
She loves to do exactly what her brother is doing.
Sometimes, she’ll do exactly the opposite of what we ask her to do.
She’s excellent at being 2.
She eats.
Sianna will eat just about anything. She loves food.
She loves snack time: raisins,
[Continue reading Sianna is two and a half]
By Shorel & Sandra on November 21st, 2011

Schäfer at 8.5 months
Class of 2024
Sianna at 15 months
Class of 2027
Selah at 10.5 months
Class of 2028
Too bad they can’t turn in their scholarship application form early.
By Shorel & Sandra on October 21st, 2011

A while back we started collecting fabric for 100 Blessing Quilts for Schäfer and Sianna.
By “a while back” I mean like October 8, 2007. That date alone almost qualifies this craft project as vintage.
Well, I think it’s about time to wrap this project up and get the kids under some warm blankets.
I’ve got a quilter.
I’ve
[Continue reading Last Call for Fabric]
By Shorel & Sandra on October 20th, 2011

Whenever I think about last summer, I remember Sianna wearing these little dresses that Yammie sent.
She loved these dresses.
Thank you Yammie for the sweet clothes and shoes you sent for the girls.
I can’t wait to put Selah in this green dress next summer.
Sianna loved wearing each of these dresses. She thought she looked
[Continue reading Thank you Yammie!]
By Shorel & Sandra on September 30th, 2011
 Let’s face it. We’re lovie people.
(Hubs: We definitely lovie each other. Yup.)
It all started when Aunt Katrina mailed Schäfer a little giraffe.
We read that if you wanted your child to attach to a toy, then you should only offer him that toy. So when Schäfer went down for nap time, Raffe (pronounced ‘raffie’) was the
[Continue reading Another baby. Another lovie.]
By Shorel & Sandra on September 23rd, 2011
 Monday – Friday
September 19 – 23
Sianna is totally into food preparation right now. Well, anything domestic really. If anything needs to be done in the kitchen: bread kneaded, spaghetti sauce stirred, dishes washed, etc. She’s absolutely available to help.
Our foodie-in-the-making even grabbed a chair and watched the meat roast on the rotisserie. (Yeah for our
[Continue reading A little bit from the week]
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