The Conrad Family: Mr. Big Stuff...

Wednesday, January 7, 2009

Mr. Big Stuff...

I was making dinner the other night and looked out and saw this! Nate had propped Asher up on a cushion and had him sitting straight up! He really liked sitting up and seeing everything! We just had to keep a good eye on Aidan to make sure he didn't pull him off the couch! We really need to get the bouncy chair out of storage!

3 comments:

Jenny said...: Super cute! I love all the pictures you've posted the past couple of days.; January 8, 2009 at 9:51 PM
Jamie said...: Shae! He is so cute! He's getting so big.

Are you blessing him today! I would love to come!! If you get this message in the next little while call me!!! 435-764-0998!!!

I miss you!; February 8, 2009 at 9:48 AM
Alli E. said...: How is life with 4 kids? It is always interesting trying to balance everything, but so worth it!! Your kids are darling!! I love your "Why we believe" thing. Where did you get it? I am new at this blogging thing and haven't got into the fancy stuff yet...; February 10, 2009 at 11:07 AM

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It isn't only shadows
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...it's letting it come through me,
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though the darkness I can see.
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but finding memories sweet.
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to make it all complete.
It's soaking up the sunshine
along with the rain
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Its knowing that the past
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or take away the joy you brought
or the sorrow that I feel.
Its knowing tears and laughter
can live on the same face,
and your impression on my heart
can never be erased.