Isn't she the cutest!!
She's going to be a boxer when she grows up.
They are all doing very well and back in Geita now. Baylor has a healthy appetite and is apparently very strong since she rolled from her stomach to her back at 6 weeks old!! I can't wait to go see her and give her kisses. Although SKYPE is great, its just not the same!
That is an elephant behind us, if you cant tell. Kaleb liked the animal theme this year.
With Daddy and the Santa bear...
This was the section of the tree that Kaleb decorated. We thought it was great, but what is even funnier is that as I am sitting in front of the tree now, only one of those balls are still in the original position (and Jason and I have not touched them). Kaleb will put ornaments on and off throughout the day, although mostly just off...
Daddy making sure that Kaleb didn't fall through the window. Kaleb was actually pretty steady on the ladder.
Kaleb just loves his GiGi. And I love GiGi too! We were able to go Christmas shopping and take a few evenings off reading with them around. Thanks Papa and GiGi!!
We decorated one tree while they were here and I think everyone had a good time!
We're going to visit them for Christmas, so we'll see how a 2 year old does on a 10 hour car ride.
We watch Wiggles. I HATE the Wiggles! For some reason Kaleb LOVES them. He knows all the characters by name, except the pirate which he calls Arrrr! Recently I've tried to get him interested in Sesame Street again, which is working. It is so much more adult friendly and is actually fun and educational.
Kaleb takes a nap. For some reason he always sleeps horizontal in his bed, on his pillow, so his feet hang out. Even when I try to get him lay the "correct" way, he moves quickly back to his favorite, seemingly uncomfortable position. 
We make dinner. Kaleb loves to pull the chair up by the counter and help me dump the ingredients into the bowl. He is such a good little helper.
He hangs out with Daddy. Although, it is rare to catch them in this pose (that is...not moving), they are usually playing trains, making up some crazy game that I would have never came up with in a million years, doing art, or wrestling.
He definately liked the way it tasted...he kept sneeking the candy off the top. His big birthday gift was a train set/table....We could not pull him away for a few weeks (which was great for me b/c I got a lot of housework and dinners made) but now he doesn't play with it as much but at least 2-3x/day.
Nylah had to help him open his gifts b/c he was too into his milk.
This is our attempt to teach Kaleb and Nylah to share. This way they could both ride the bike. For a while I actually thought Kaleb was catching on to the sharing concept, but recently he's been coming up to us and saying "share mommy" and grabbing whatever he wants out of my hands. I guess it will take a little longer.
Kaleb's really started to copy what we say. The other day Jason was dressing him and he put a plain white T-shirt on him and Kaleb looked at it and rubbed his hands down it and said "How cute!" I guess I say that when I'm dressing him...I've never noticed...
The feindly vampire family
The funny part of the story is that we were going to attempt to put Kaleb in his monkey costume we had and we got 1/2 way down there and realized that we didn't have the costume...soooo, we stopped at Walgreens and picked up this skeleton suit. It did the job and was pretty cute.
Above, Kaleb and Daddy kickin it on the dance floor to the monster mash!
Kaleb really got into carving them. He did not want to stick his hand in it to pull the "guts" out, but loved stabbing it with the carving knives.
Burt and Ernie are some of Kaleb's favorite characters. We also did a Thomas the train pumpkin, but Kaleb stabbed his eyes out.
