Patience

Things have been crazy lately. We are supposed to be closing on our home Friday, but alas, dates never seem to work out in real estate. So, today they asked to extend closing to next Tuesday. So, we are crossing our fingers that all goes well and that they still buy our home!

We also have put in two different offers on two homes. One is a short sale, which means that they previous owners are loosing it because they can't afford it anymore. So, we put in an offer and that was two weeks ago, and haven't heard anything. The other house is a foreclosed home. It is bank owned, so it should be a fast sell. We put in our offer last Wednesday, and then on Friday had to put in our 'best' offer. We were supposed to find out today if we won or not, but so far haven't heard anything. So we just have to have patience.

We just hope that we find a good home in a nice neighborhood that we can raise our kids in and make many memories in!

A Months Worth of Pictures

Ashley and Daddy playing on the bed. Tessa and Ashley love to hang out and read books on Mommy and Daddy's big bed.

Tessa has claimed every toy in the house hers. Even the plastic baby keys have somehow become "my toy".

Tessa has become such a big girl. She has even pee-pee in the potty a couple of times. She talks so much and has sooo much to say. Last week at the librery, she walks up to me with a My Little Ponies dvd and says, "I want fruit snacks" holding up the dvd. I told her that it wasn't fruit snacks, that is was a movie. So she then said, "I want to watch fruit snacks". Funny little girl.

Tessa and Ashley are 26 months apart in age. But in size, they are 10 lbs apart.
Chunky little Ashley.

Tessa hanging out with "the boys". She loves the Johnson boys, they always have such a good time playing together. Here they all are sitting on our couch watching Peter Pan.

Mommy and Ashley after playing out in the snow. I love her hat!

Mommy, Tessa, Ashley and Rosco playing out in the snow. Tessa loves the snow. Ashley is indifferent. And Rosco just loves having us outside playing with him, snow or no snow.