Annual Christmas Tree Adventure

We took our annual trip to Roberts' Tree Farm to get our Christmas tree. It's tough to get the kids' attention when there are tractors driving around!

Yes, Chloe. We can see your teeth when you are smiling...

Chloe is a tree hugger...literally!

Whoa! Look out for that hole!

We couldn't get Parker to stay in one spot for a picture, but we did get the Christmas tree up and decorated. We'll see how long it stays standing with Parker on the loose!

Just another day at the Fish residence

Chloe is getting really good at taking pictures all by herself! She doesn't like taking pictures of Parker though so Mommy and Daddy have to pose for a lot these days. (If you notice, she was able to take the picture without Parker's face being in it. Pretty impressive really...)

The microwave broke, so we got a new one. When taking out the old one, we found Chloe's funny glasses that have been lost for over a month. Explain that one to me....

Chloe decorated her princess Christmas tree in her room. She was very proud of it.

Just Like Big Sis

Parker wants to do everything that Chloe does. She has been a great big sister and has taught him all kinds of things! She made sure that he brushed his teeth really good before our church pictures.

Superkids

The kids were matching in their Seymour Christian Church Superkids shirts so we TRIED to get a good picture.

One of Parker's goofy faces he is making these days

Chloe found some of Mommy's boots and just had to try them on.

They must be good boots to wear while helping Daddy work on the heater.

Parker wasn't having the best picture night...

Finally got a decent one!

Posing and playing

DJ Parker was playing some music for him and Chloe to dance to this weekend.

Chloe struck a pose while snacking on some frozen blueberries.

It's much easier to play with all the toys (and much less mess on the floor) if you just climb right in the toy box to play.

Halloween 2009

The kids posed with a scarecrow at the Fall Harvest Carnival at church Friday night.

A carnival and a few trick-or-treat stops later and this is what they looked like at Great-Grandpa and Great-Grandma Hackman's house.

We took some more pictures on Saturday of them fully clothed in their costumes.