Saturday, November 1, 2008
Halloween Trick-or-Treating
We took Keelin out trick-or-treating for the first time! She loved it!
Keelin at the neighbors trying to decide what to pick.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Time with grandma and grandpa
Keelin got to stay home today because her grandma and grandpa are here to visit. It was a beautiful afternoon! They spent some time outside biking and going for wagon rides.
Twins
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Pumpkin Patch
We took Keelin out to Goeble Farm today to pick out her pumpkin. She had a hard time deciding. She explored many different kinds and sizes. We ended up with a little pumpkin and a big pumpkin.
Keelin loved running through the trees. I can't believe I caught her for a second to get a picture.
Keelin and I sitting on a trailer full of pumpkins.
When we got home, I tried to take Keelin's picture on the front porch with her two new pumpkins and this is the best shot I could get. She was pretty distracted by the props.
BOO at the ZOO!
We took Keelin to Boo at the Zoo last night. She had such a great time. We took no stroller or wagon, so she pretty much walked the entire zoo! She loved trick-or-treating at the tables set up along the path. She was very afraid of the characters, like McDonald's Hamburgler and the Milk Chug Cow. She was NOT afraid of the scary costumes, like Freddy and Jason who hung out on a bench along the path! She went right up to them and waved saying, "HI!".
Keelin was a Indianapolis Colts Cheerleader. Yes... I let my child dress up like a cheerleader. I don' t know what is the matter with me.
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
Tuesday Night Scrapbooking...or Painting Pumpkins???
Typically...Tuesday evenings are for us moms (Jamie, Brandi, Abbie, and myself) to spend some time scrap booking. Not tonight! It was kids night! We had Greek's pizza and pumpkin painting! All of us were together and we had a crazy, fun time.
Keelin painting her pumpkin.
All the kiddos focused on painting their pumpkins. What a fun mess!
Jamie baked Halloween cookies and this was our attempt to get them to sit together to eat their cookies and take a picture.
Reagan and Macie were laying so nicely together for a picture when the "other" 4 swooped in to check out the babies. A picture with all 6 of them together...How did that happen?
Bailey and Keelin tending to Macie! She was a trooper with all the kids giving her so much attention!
Hannah showing Keelin how to spin on the Sit-n-Spin! Another priceless moment!
The kids (Kyle, Keelin, Bailey, and Hannah) enjoying their pizza and bread sticks!
Hannah holding Macie. How sweet is this picture! Hannah just loves babies!
Keelin holding Macie. Keelin also loves babies.
Towards the end of the evening, Kyle was reading a book to Hannah and Keelin. How cute and self entertained they were all evening. A kodak moment!
We had such a fun evening! We will have to this again soon!
Bailey's 3rd Birthday Party
My friend Brandi's son Bailey celebrated his third birthday at Newburgh Park on Sunday. It was a Thomas the Train themed birthday. The kids had a great time playing at the park.
Hannah and Keelin stuffing cake into their mouths! Yummy strawberry cake!
Keelin opening her gift from Bailey...
Keelin and mommy
Bailey opening his present from Keelin
A pumpkin and paint!
Keelin on the swing
Keelin swinging with her daddy.
Baby Macie Lu
Friday, October 17, 2008
More Marathon
Chicago Marathon Results
type "sills" in the last name box and both drew and I's results will come up. You can also click on our names to get more info.
Chicago Marathon Pics
type in sills and 5730 (Renee)
type in sills and 8752 (Drew)
Now for the drama...
okay...so after I finished the race, I slowly walked back to the Hilton to meet my husband and my parents. It took me awhile because I just wasn't feeling that great (hum...wonder why? ) I met my dad at the corner on Michigan Ave by the Hilton. He helped me walk in to find my mom and Drew. We sat in the hallway for awhile recouping. I went to the bathroom and when we thought it was time to leave to head back to the Marriott to get showers, I made a turn for the worse. I started to get very tingly. My hands locked up and I couldn't talk. I remember sitting down against a wall and then a volunteer ER nurse was over me. A few hotel workers were around me... and they were giving me water and orange juice. They called 911 and as the paramedics arrived I started throwing up all the liquid that they forced into me. WONDERFUL! My calves both cramped up as I tried to stand up, which made me collapse. (I am sure I was a sight to see in the hotel lobby!) I was wheeled to the ambulance on a stretcher (at least they left me sitting up). I could have killed the paramedics as they would not make a decision on where to take me... the conversation between the lady in back with me and the driver sounded like this, "You make the decision...No, you make the decision...I'm not making the call... You make the call... I'm not making the call..." You get picture! I wanted to take the oxygen tube out of my nose and beat them with it! Just make the damn call! anyway... they took me to the race med tent. The trip down Michigan Avenue was lights on, siren on...turn them both off...okay lights only...not moving...turn on siren...no turn it off. (SERIOUSLY...can you make up your damn mind!) I finally arrived in the med tent to find lines of cots full of runners! Okay so maybe I am not the only woosie runner who gets dehydrated after running 26 miles. Finally after an hour in the med tent, some Gatorade, water, and pretzels... I was released to leave. The MD, 2 medical students, and 3 massage therapists were wonderful!
type "sills" in the last name box and both drew and I's results will come up. You can also click on our names to get more info.
Chicago Marathon Pics
type in sills and 5730 (Renee)
type in sills and 8752 (Drew)
Now for the drama...
okay...so after I finished the race, I slowly walked back to the Hilton to meet my husband and my parents. It took me awhile because I just wasn't feeling that great (hum...wonder why? ) I met my dad at the corner on Michigan Ave by the Hilton. He helped me walk in to find my mom and Drew. We sat in the hallway for awhile recouping. I went to the bathroom and when we thought it was time to leave to head back to the Marriott to get showers, I made a turn for the worse. I started to get very tingly. My hands locked up and I couldn't talk. I remember sitting down against a wall and then a volunteer ER nurse was over me. A few hotel workers were around me... and they were giving me water and orange juice. They called 911 and as the paramedics arrived I started throwing up all the liquid that they forced into me. WONDERFUL! My calves both cramped up as I tried to stand up, which made me collapse. (I am sure I was a sight to see in the hotel lobby!) I was wheeled to the ambulance on a stretcher (at least they left me sitting up). I could have killed the paramedics as they would not make a decision on where to take me... the conversation between the lady in back with me and the driver sounded like this, "You make the decision...No, you make the decision...I'm not making the call... You make the call... I'm not making the call..." You get picture! I wanted to take the oxygen tube out of my nose and beat them with it! Just make the damn call! anyway... they took me to the race med tent. The trip down Michigan Avenue was lights on, siren on...turn them both off...okay lights only...not moving...turn on siren...no turn it off. (SERIOUSLY...can you make up your damn mind!) I finally arrived in the med tent to find lines of cots full of runners! Okay so maybe I am not the only woosie runner who gets dehydrated after running 26 miles. Finally after an hour in the med tent, some Gatorade, water, and pretzels... I was released to leave. The MD, 2 medical students, and 3 massage therapists were wonderful!
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