Simple moments worthy of note . . . a diary of iphone pics.

I really like the photos in my iphone roll. Often times I don't remember taking them or one of the kids gets a hold of my phone and snaps away.  I feel like they reflect "real life" because I always have it on hand and they are usually a bit more unintentional then the ones I take with my legitimate camera.  Here are a few of my recent favorites. 

One of the kids took this photo of Audrey when I was not around. 

I really love everything about it. 

I have really been enjoying my older girls.  We went out on a shopping spree after Christmas with our

 J-bucks and Kohls cash.  We had the best time!

Rachel was in love with this pair of shoes (not her size).  She said, "Mom can I please have these shoes?  They were made for me!"  I told her that she will have to wait about twelve years . . .

My cute little Audrey.  She is always so happy when we spend time as a family.

On our trip to Seguin Rachel said, "Adam, can I use your Spiderman blankie?"  He replied, "No, Baxer is woosing it wight now."  I turned around to see this!

This has got to be one of Adam's best fashion moments! 

He put this little ensemble together all by himself.  Amazing!

Notice the socks and flip flops.

I love to watch Rachel when she doesn't know I am watching her.  She is always lost in thought.  I took this picture on our way to piano lessons as she was enjoying the windows down in January!  I loved the sunlight shining and her ponytail blowing in the wind.  This photo barely does the moment justice. 

Here is my "big girl." 

Drum roll please . . .

I AM DONE CHANGING DIAPERS!!!!!

This one is potty trained.

Since she has been wearing panties she just seems so much older. 

Honestly, can you get much cuter than a little girl in a pink tutu?

This was taken on the front porch in Seguin when we fled to protect Tatum from my four sick babies.  It was cold, rainy and perfect for sitting by the fire with a good book. 

 I also love this picture.  It captures Seguin in a very understated way.  

This was the one and only time I got to be an Aunt and babysit my new niece.  This makes me miss all of the times that would have been.  Still makes me sad. 

. . . so I don't forget how sweet my husband was with this one.