We have been blessed with some snow here in the Treasure Valley. Sidota, phonically challenged, calls it buh-snow.
So this is the photo right before everyone lets me know they need to go to the bathroom:)
Sohpia isn't quite sure, but she realizes something is different than usual.
But after a few minutes, and seeing her brother enjoying himself, she decides she likes it.
Sidota isn't holding a mini shovel. This summer we were going canoeing, and realized we didn't have enough paddles. I'm pretty sure it was Ryan Wi1hite who forgot to bring them. So we went and bought these ultra-cheap paddles. Turns out it is the perfect size for Sid to work with.
Korri is always trying to get a photo-op. Sidota is pretty good about posing with her.
Not truly shoveling off the walk, just redistribution.
At our Bible study's white elephant gift exchange, I got this beautiful picture of the other Sophia in our life. She's Sophia M. (names have been shortened to protect the innocent), and is about the same age as our Sophia. She likes to hug and look for belly-buttons.
Our nanny has been trying to teach the kids to be self sufficient. Soph is learning to do basic stroller maintenance. First, like Obama suggested, check for proper tire pressure...
...then make sure there are no oil leaks on the kitchen floor.
The girls were trying to intimidate Sid into giving up his toy. I said Sophia, and they both turned right on cue, not looking guilty at all.
We came away with this great horse, not your typical white elephant gift. All I brought were some used hats.
Sidota found this great cardboard tube that perfectly framed his face...
...and conveniently magnified his voice by at 50 times.
Last but not least, our friend Sarah had a birthday the 17th. Happy 42nd! I know, she doesn't look a day over 35 to me either.
So this is the photo right before everyone lets me know they need to go to the bathroom:)
Sohpia isn't quite sure, but she realizes something is different than usual. 
But after a few minutes, and seeing her brother enjoying himself, she decides she likes it. 
Sidota isn't holding a mini shovel. This summer we were going canoeing, and realized we didn't have enough paddles. I'm pretty sure it was Ryan Wi1hite who forgot to bring them. So we went and bought these ultra-cheap paddles. Turns out it is the perfect size for Sid to work with. 
Korri is always trying to get a photo-op. Sidota is pretty good about posing with her.
Not truly shoveling off the walk, just redistribution. 
At our Bible study's white elephant gift exchange, I got this beautiful picture of the other Sophia in our life. She's Sophia M. (names have been shortened to protect the innocent), and is about the same age as our Sophia. She likes to hug and look for belly-buttons. 
Our nanny has been trying to teach the kids to be self sufficient. Soph is learning to do basic stroller maintenance. First, like Obama suggested, check for proper tire pressure... 
...then make sure there are no oil leaks on the kitchen floor. 
The girls were trying to intimidate Sid into giving up his toy. I said Sophia, and they both turned right on cue, not looking guilty at all. 
We came away with this great horse, not your typical white elephant gift. All I brought were some used hats. 
Sidota found this great cardboard tube that perfectly framed his face... 
...and conveniently magnified his voice by at 50 times.
Last but not least, our friend Sarah had a birthday the 17th. Happy 42nd! I know, she doesn't look a day over 35 to me either.
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oooo, Scott, you're going to get it from Sarah!
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