2 Moore Girls: Pictures just for the sake of pictures...

Thursday, March 1, 2007

Pictures just for the sake of pictures...

Who says we have to have something newsy to share... why not just share pictures for the sake of pictures!!

Look at this picture to the right... see how little she is next to Daddy's hand?? The result of a 3.5 week preemie. Still... at 7 lbs 5 ounces, she isn't exactly TINY!

Below... see Mom's skin tone compared to Norah's? Yeah... that's the jaundice. WOW!!

Norah's not so hip on on the bath currently... poor thing. Also... on the bottom, she found her THUMB!!! A blessing and a curse -- how do you "throw out the thumb" like you do a binky when it is time??

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She Said What?!

"Daddy is a boy Daddy." - Norah, age 3
"I love these new sandals. They make me feel so grown up - like in my twenties!" - Josie, age 8
Mom: Norah, you look nice today. Norah: No Momma, I ootiful. (age 2.75)
"The sun loves me!" -- Norah, age 2.75, when the sun came out from behind the clouds for the first time in weeks.
Norah, age 2, while Josie and Molly were away at church camp, and said when she had positioned herself nose-to-nose with Eric and grabbing his cheeks: "I WANT MAMMA!"
"I have some adjectives to share with you" - Josie told the doctor as she prepared to tell him how her sore throat felt.
"Daddy, you a good girl." -- Norah, age 2
"Good growing, Daddy!" -- Josie cheering Eric on any time he needs a haircut. She seems to understand he is "follicle-ly challenged."
On Norah's second birthday, " Norah, are you TWO?!" "Free!!" [meaning, three, while holding one finger up]
"Don't want it." Norah (23 months), when referring to her rather full plate of dinner. I am sure this is just the first of many....
"Today Obama becomes President! How excited is he?!" Josie, the morning of January 20, 2009.
[Josie, when asked why she picked a sheep as an animal to purchase for the family Christmas gift through Heifer Project - 2008] Because they give warmness to people who need warmness. You can shred the sheep and use them to knit warm things.
"Ix." -- Norah, age 20 months, when asked what number the big kids at daycare were learning.
"Daddy, I think someday I'll be brave enough to try a place called 'Burger King'"
[While watching a cartoon about a "school of fish"] "Wow ... I didn't know fish go to school. They really ARE like people! Except that we eat those people."
"I can't believe I'm in first grade... and I am only six!" -- Said on the first day of a new school year with so much excitement that I thought she would pop.
"I can't believe I am Sarah's niece! I am not even married!" (this after several conversations explaining how in-laws are acquired)
"Hey Dad, today in crafts we had a choice. Either we could take our craft home or eat it. I ate mine." (Josie, speaking of a craft predominantly made of marshmallows, though I hope she didn't also eat the toothpicks and glue....)
"How was Animal Conference?" -- Josie when inquiring about our day of meetings at Annual Conference, June 2008
"Ew... I smell a stunk" -- Josie, age 5