Saturday, January 23, 2010

Day 2 - Hallie and James

Day two went much like day one. Sleep, eat, burp, repeat. The babies are fine too. (Good humor from Dad tonight I guess). Our friend Matt stopped in to see us this afternoon. He's great at holding babies. We really tried to make sure he knew he was welcome at the house anytime after we come home to help hold babies !! Of course - the reason you're all tuning in. More photos! Here are a couple from today.



Jessica holding Hallie (left) and James (right)



Hallie



Holding hands. Soooo cute!



James



Friday, January 22, 2010

Hallie and James Arrive!

The twins have finally arrived. James LeRoy Hill was born at 0718am (Eastern) on 01/22/2010, weighing 6lb 7oz and is 19 inches long. Hallie Marie Hill was born at 0719am (Eastern) on 01/22/2010, weighing 6lb 11oz and is 19.5 inches long. Mom, and babies are doing wonderfully this afternoon. Here are some photos.


It's 4:45am. where are the babies??



Dad. Masterful camera work.



Hallie shortly after birth.



James shortly after birth.



Proud parents.



Mom snuggling Hallie.

More to come as weary parents hit the Internet.

Friday, December 25, 2009

Christmas Morning

Here's a short video of Ruby coming out of our room on Christmas morning to her presents. Enjoy!

Sunday, December 6, 2009

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas

It's been a busy week here. Earlier this week Ruby and I went to the Fantasy of Trees (an event benefiting the local children's hospital). And then this weekend it snowed; we had our Breakfast with Santa event; the tree lighting at Jackson Square; cut down our Christmas tree and finally decorated it.

Ruby had a lot of fun with all of these events, and so did we. She loved playing in the snow and running around the Christmas tree farm. She tried to help hang ornaments on the tree, but was really more interested in taking off the ornaments that were already hung up.

I will try to scan in the photo of her with Santa Clause when I get a chance -- she sat on his lap well (no tears) but wouldn't really smile for the camera.

Enjoy the pictures, there are a lot of them!

The kids area at the Fantasy of Trees was filled with penguins!

Trying to draw a snowflake.

Went to the Fantasy of Trees with Connor.

Ruby stood in the front yard saying "Ruby in Winter! Ruby in Winter!"

We got quite a bit of snow Saturday morning (but it melted by noon).

Lori from Mother Goose brought all of her goodies to the Santa Breakfast.

Musical instruments at the Santa Breakfast (courtesy of Mother Goose).

Playing in the snow after visiting Santa Clause!

At the tree lighting at Jackson Square.

The "Christmas pig" at an ice cream shop on Jackson Square (where the tree lighting took place)

This tree is just Ruby's size!

You have to be up high to see the good trees.

Running amongst the trees at the tree farm.

Helping Daddy cut down the tree.

Looks like a good tree.

"Carry you, Daddy!" (Ruby's way of asking to be carried ...)

Jason has to carry Ruby and drag the tree!

Helping Daddy hang some ornaments.

"Hi, Christmas tree!"

Daddy's doing all the hard work.

The garland became a new necklace.

Dancing to Christmas music after the tree was decorated.

Thursday, November 26, 2009

Happy Thanksgiving

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! We had a very nice and relaxing day watching the Macy's parade and eating lots of food and enjoying the company of friends. Unfortunately we didn't take any pictures! We just wanted to wish everyone else a nice holiday.

Tomorrow is our niece Natalie's birthday -- so please take some time to think of her and her family. She will always be loved and missed.

I promise new pictures in the near future. Maybe I can even get Ruby to pose with the paper plate turkey she made at a friend's house ...

Sunday, November 8, 2009

Playing in the Leaves

We have had a fun weekend! Ruby helped with some raking and loved jumping in piles of leaves. Here are some pictures!




Friday, October 30, 2009

Pumpkin time

Wednesday afternoon we had some friends over and decided to "carve" and paint the pumpkins from the pumpkin patch. We didn't really carve them -- just cut the lids off so that the kids could play in pumpkin goop. And our friend Katherine brought over all sorts of kid-paint so they could have a fun art project.

Well, I went inside to get more cups to put paint in and when I came out, all of the children were working on the pumpkins. Except Ruby. She was eating paint. Yup, my child painted her teeth blue on Wednesday. It was actually really cute, but she didn't seem to like the taste of the paint :)

Enjoy the pictures!





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