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Winter Blues?

I heard on the radio, that this past Monday, January 21st, is the most depressing Monday of the year.  It's the dead of winter, Christmas is over, Spring Break is still a ways away, it's freezing cold, and, it was a Monday. I can sort of agree with parts of that, but, there aren't any blues at our place!  We've been having a lot of fun lately!  See below for what we've been up to...
Playing dress up with Grandma Sue's fur!  It's Lia Crockett!

Play date with Uncle Jameson and Aunt Alex!

Family lunch at Spaghetti Works after church.  (Minus our favorite Harlan bunch.  We miss you!!)
Lia is really excited for pasta!

Do-A-Dot Art!  Jack's new love. 

Nothing like some sibling bonding in the bathtub.  This was one of the times Jack WASN'T feeding her bubbles! We had a long talk about that one...he will not be feeding her anymore bubbles.  Guess I won't be plucking my eyebrows anymore during bath time.  Gotta watch him like a hawk!
A special visit from Grandpa Maury and Grandma Diane!

Hope you aren't suffering from the winter blues!  Tomorrow is Friday, so that ought to cheer you up!

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