I really have been so bad at posting but I have been taking pictures so I thought I would at least post those even though I don't have too much to say. The past few days with Cash have been so much better. I was joking to my friend the other day about Cash having colic. It has been really bad for a few weeks and the doctors say the peak is at 6 weeks. Well he turned 6 weeks last thursday so I told my friend well it should be good day tomorrow because he will be over that peak. I was surprised, because it really was. I sure hope it stays because it sure is draining dealing with a baby who has colic and two other children. He started smiling about a week ago so that has been exciting. I have been trying to catch them on camera but I always seem to miss them.
Kamden had asked me to take a picture of her holding Cash so she could take it to preschool and show the class. It was really funny because she was so nervous about supporting his head that her arm and hand were so stiff. I had to bend her fingers down with force and placed them around his shoulders so that it looked a little more natural. She is so careful with him and her sister is the complete opposite!!
Cute one of Cash and notice the stiff, unrelaxed arm of Kamden. :)
Aspen and Cash
I love these three!
My mom sent these to my girls to play dress up with. My grandpa got them for Brinn and I when we were little. The girls loved them and wore them all day pretending they were on a boat going to Hawaii.
Kamden had to take a picture of herself to take to preschool to hang on her coat hook. She planned it all, what she would wear, what flower to hold, and where it was to be taken out in the yard. She was so funny, she was the most pleased with this shot!
Photography by Kamden, she took this one of Aspen. I thought it turned out great except for me in the background in squatting position.
I love this picture. His hat is a little big but the girls wanted him to wear it. What a cute baby this he is!!
My moms favorite part are the animals. Here is Mamaw with Kamden and Aspen and the lovely cows!
Brock ended up running the mechanical bull one night at our local fair. He knows the guy that owns this company. Actually we did a little bit of it when we were first married for him and he found out Brock lived up here so he gave Brock a call. I think Brock really enjoyed running it for the night. The girls were so excited to go see daddy. Aspen couldn't wait to get on and then she got a little nervous, then it started moving........
And she got scared!
Kamden had Aspen try it out first, like she always does. After she saw how scared she got Kamden opted to just pet the bull and help daddy run it. 
Kamden and Aspen behind her, on the swings at the Western Idaho Fair in Boise.
Brock and the girls on the Tug Boat, this one made Aspen a little nervous but I think she still enjoyed herself.
Here is the only thing we did not have to spend money on, these balloons that some clowns were making. The girls thought they were the coolest things and so did I because they were FREE and made them happy!!
I think he looks like a little man in this picture. What a face I caught him doing!
Bandaids(or as Aspen calls them head bands) make everything better!
This is our crazy daughter. I took off her shirt after lunch because she got it so dirty and as I followed her up the stairs to get a new shirt she did this. She thought she was so funny, I have no idea where she learned this. She is always doing random things like this that always makes us laugh. Hopefully though she will not do this in public to other people. :)
Daddy and his girls!
Here is Kamden selling cupcakes at her teachers yardsale. We helped her teacher out at a bake sale and yard sale to help benefit her sons medical bills. Kamden was so excited to go sell cupcakes and when we got there she was just finding all sorts of treasures, as you can see from her hat and glasses!
My mom would say "It's hard work being a baby"!!
Daddy and Cash sound asleep. This is Brocks favorite thing when they are this tiny, that they just will lay and sleep in your arms.
