The Cowboy Hat

THE PICTURES SAY IT ALL ......








ALL WE ARE MISSING IS A HORSE!

Time for dress up!

Hunter loves glasses and hats, basically anything on your head. So watch out if your wearing one! Well he discovered my sister, Melanie's hat so we decided to try it on him. He of course was adorable! Now only if I can find one in his SIZE!



Now on to Emily. Em loves to wear high heels (it is starting early, HELP me)! Well today she found my "hooker boots" as my lovely husband calls them and was clunking around the house with them. It was pretty cute so Ryan and I asked for her to stop and pose for us, check out our little model!

MOM! Help me!

I was back in the kitchen when I heard a faint cry for HELP! As I went to investigate I discovered that Emily had pulled out all of the boy's toys and crawled into the toy box. Well Hunter thought that this was pretty cool so he shut the lid and decided to stand there. Emily knew that if she pushed the lid open that Hunter would fall (what a smart sister). Needless to say I thought that this was hilarious and took the time to take photos of my cute ding-a-lings!

Valentines

Since Emily is in preschool this year she gets to experience all the little parties. They celebrated "my heart day" as Em calls it and with that she wanted to make cupcakes for her classmates. So after the boys went to bed I let her have full reign of the kitchen. She did very well for a 3 year old. Her favorite part was putting the sprinkles on the cupcakes (as well as the table, floor, herself, etc.) I enjoyed every minute of it and she loved it and that is all that matters!

2 Little boys with RSV

The month of February was not dull by any means. There is Valentines Day, birthdays and lets not forget cold season. It started with Hunter and having a twin the rule is to always share right? Well Hunter came down with RSV and three days later Ruger decided he too must join in all the fun. Except Ruger decided to take the virus a little more serious and not eat. Within hours of hospitalization my Mom took matters into her own hands and basically made Ruger eat. It worked, thanks Mom. Needless to say we were housebound for 2 weeks, antibiotics for ear infections, and a lovely machine called a nebulizer four times a day. It was a sad two weeks for the Dial household!