Nap Time - This is what I find after hearing loud noises from upstairs. How did he even do this?!?!?!
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
Serenity Now!
Ohhh Kyle! How I love thee, and yet want to tear my hair out at the same time! He's definitely our crazy one, here's a quick recap of just the last 5 days:
Kyle falls off the stool at dinner 3 times, I suggest he wear his helmet again (from crazy flat head days). He takes my comment literally and wears his bike helmet the rest of the night.
Potty Training = Disaster Kyle loves to be naked, and this is what I find throughout the day when I'm not paying attention. A ripped off diaper with a naked Kyle not far away (especially when he goes to bed).

Saturday, March 3, 2012
Alice Shreds
Alice has been taking lessons the last 2 months, so Tom and I took her out today to see what she has learned. She is pretty damn good! I was very impressed, and I am so excited she is learning to ski so young. She will definitely be better than her mom by next year. :)
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Monday, February 6, 2012
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Happy 5th Birthday Alice!
We celebrated Alice's 5th birthday with a Princess Tea Party. She had a few friends over for games, lunch, dress up and pinata!

Barbie Cake! The last 'wheat' cake for Miss Alice.
Alice's Place Setting
Here was the table setup...and notice the dollhouse in the background. It use to be mine, any my mom spiffed it up and brought it for Alice.
Friday, January 6, 2012
Buh Bye Wheat
As most of you know, Alice has been struggling with tummy issues since September. Out of the blue, she would throw up every 10 to 14 days. We have been to the doctor numerous times, tested for every bacteria known to man, been told 'it's just a virus', maybe it's an intolerance to dairy, etc.
This week we went to a Pediatric GI Doctor, which was a classmate of Tommy's in high school. And ironically, I met him this summer and said to him 'No offense, but I hope I never have to see you.' I jinxed myself!
Originally, he suspected abdominal migraines which requires daily medication and imitrex drugs to be given to Alice the moment she feels nauseous. After two days of being on these meds, she was drowsy and got violently sick again!
This morning Dr. Burpee (gotta love his name as a GI doc) called me. He suspects Celiac Disease. We had a blood test earlier this week, and with the celiac test they want people to test between 4 and 10. Alice's results was 54! To truly verify she has Celiac Disease, we are taking her in for an endoscopy next week.
I have started to mourn the loss of wheat for our dear daughter. I'm feeling sorry for Alice and all the choices she is going to have to make to avoid wheat in her daily life. It's going to be a shift in our day to day life, but we don't even blink an eye since Alice will be back to her normal self. I realize it's 'not that big of deal', especially when I compare this diagnosis vs. the others we were looking at.
So, if any of my friends and family have recommendations of blogs, cookbooks, products, websites that they have heard about, please send them out way. As you know, our family (especially Alice) LOVES good food.
This week we went to a Pediatric GI Doctor, which was a classmate of Tommy's in high school. And ironically, I met him this summer and said to him 'No offense, but I hope I never have to see you.' I jinxed myself!
Originally, he suspected abdominal migraines which requires daily medication and imitrex drugs to be given to Alice the moment she feels nauseous. After two days of being on these meds, she was drowsy and got violently sick again!
This morning Dr. Burpee (gotta love his name as a GI doc) called me. He suspects Celiac Disease. We had a blood test earlier this week, and with the celiac test they want people to test between 4 and 10. Alice's results was 54! To truly verify she has Celiac Disease, we are taking her in for an endoscopy next week.
I have started to mourn the loss of wheat for our dear daughter. I'm feeling sorry for Alice and all the choices she is going to have to make to avoid wheat in her daily life. It's going to be a shift in our day to day life, but we don't even blink an eye since Alice will be back to her normal self. I realize it's 'not that big of deal', especially when I compare this diagnosis vs. the others we were looking at.
So, if any of my friends and family have recommendations of blogs, cookbooks, products, websites that they have heard about, please send them out way. As you know, our family (especially Alice) LOVES good food.
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