Our Girls' Birthday Pictures

Taa daaa...this was a quick snap, Sophie was on "GO" the entire day!! She wanted to have you hold her hand while she walked everywhere. She actually took 2-3 steps by herself. I missed it but Chris started yelling when he saw her! We were so fired up!

Why (AND WHEN?) did she start making this face?!?!

We started the partaaayy of with these lovely cakes made by my Mother & Sister-In-Law (otherwise known as Me Me & Nannnneeee).

How precious is that fondant caterpillar, I ASK YOU?!? It was tasty, too!!

Chris and I wanted to contribute to the baked goodies. I say "Chris & I" because he actually helped! He picked up those piping bags and went to town decorating some of the cookies! Can you believe it?! My goodness, he was a big help!

Let the games begin...

"I'm kinda tired, can I get in my bed for a nap?"

"Me, too. I see cake up there, maybe just a little sugar will do us some good..."

"I'm supposed to do WHAT with this?"

"Yeah, just like this...Mom doesn't seem to mind today..."
"I think I'm getting the hang of this..."

"ME, TOO!! This is soo funnnnn!!!

"Hey Izzy, try this one!!"

"Hey!! What happened to our dresses?!? Sophie's the one making the mess!!"

"Here, can I have some of your's?...Some one smashed mine all up!!"

WHAT A MESS IT WAS... BUT OH, SO MUCH FUN.

We even had more fun this morning....cookies for breakfast...

New York Style Crumb Cake

**I have loved Coffee Cake since I was young. But all of the recipes I've looked for lately have included toasted coconut. I can't stand toasted coconut! So one morning when the girls were itty bitty, I was watching America's Test Kitchen and they had a show about breakfast foods and one of the recipes was New York Style Crumb Cake. I tried it in the pan with the parchment paper and all. However, I'm the only one in my house who eats cake, so it went dry really fast. So, this week I tried it in muffin tins so that I can eat one serving at a time. It actually worked! So if you don't plan on the entire cake being eaten with in a day, try the muffin way.

ENJOY!

NEW YORK STYLE CRUMB CAKE

by: AMERICA'S TEST KITCHEN

Don't be tempted to substitute all-purpose flour for the cake flour, as doing so will make a dry, tough cake. If you can't find buttermilk, you can substitute an equal amount of plain, low-fat yogurt. When topping the cake, take care to not push the crumbs into the batter. This recipe can be easily doubled and baked in a 13 by 9-inch baking dish. If doubling, increase the baking time to about 45 minutes. Cooled leftovers can be wrapped in plastic wrap and stored at room temperature for up to 2 days.Serves 8 to 10

Crumb Topping
1/3 cup granulated sugar (2 2/3 ounces)
1/3 cup dark brown sugar (2 2/3 ounces)
3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon table salt
8 tablespoons unsalted butter (1 stick), melted and still warm
1 3/4 cups cake flour (7 ounces)



Cake
1 1/4 cups cake flour (5 ounces)
1/2 cup granulated sugar (3 1/2 ounces)
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 teaspoon table salt
6 tablespoons unsalted butter (3/4 stick), cut into 6 pieces, softened but still cool
1 large egg
1 large egg yolk
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/3 cup buttermilk
Confectioners' sugar for dusting



1. FOR THE TOPPING: Whisk sugars, cinnamon, salt, and butter in medium bowl to combine. Add flour and stir with rubber spatula or wooden spoon until mixture resembles thick, cohesive dough; set aside to cool to room temperature, 10 to 15 minutes.
2. FOR THE CAKE: Adjust oven rack to upper-middle position and heat oven to 325 degrees. Cut 16-inch length parchment paper or aluminum foil and fold lengthwise to 7-inch width. Spray 8-inch square baking dish with nonstick cooking spray and fit parchment into dish, pushing it into corners and up sides; allow excess to overhang edges of dish.
3. In bowl of standing mixer fitted with paddle attachment, mix flour, sugar, baking soda, and salt on low speed to combine. With mixer running at low speed, add butter one piece at a time; continue beating until mixture resembles moist crumbs, with no visible butter chunks remaining, 1 to 2 minutes. Add egg, yolk, vanilla, and buttermilk; beat on medium-high speed until light and fluffy, about 1 minute, scraping once if necessary.
4. Transfer batter to baking pan; using rubber spatula, spread batter into even layer. Following photos below, break apart crumb topping into large pea-sized pieces and spread in even layer over batter, beginning with edges and then working toward center.


Bake until crumbs are golden and wooden skewer inserted into center of cake comes out clean, 35 to 40 minutes. Cool on wire rack at least 30 minutes. Remove cake from pan by lifting parchment overhang. Dust with confectioners' sugar just before serving.

Brother's Birthday Cupcakes

My Gram used to traditionally make a Red Velvet Cake for my birthday. It had become a comfortable tradition that I would look forward to every year. That slice of red goodness topped with lucious cream cheese frosting was enough to send a diabetic into a coma. The cake was always so soft she had to keep the layers held together with tooth picks - I'd look forward to finding one. Kind of like finding the baby in a King Cake. HEY, it was a tradition, okay!!

I adore baking. I think that was passed down from Gram and Mom. My Girls don't have a chance especially since my Mother-In-Law is Betty Crocker. (No lie, she's a diva in the kitchen, too!!!) I've been on a baking tear lately because Alexander has become really interested in helping me. However, I haven't really wanted to try my hand at Red Velvet until this year. It's not a difficult recipe, just not my tradition.

Until now.

I thought this would become something nice for me to pick up for the Patties in memory of Gram. Brother jumped in with both hands. I think the food coloring was the "icing on the cake!!"

Here's the recipe:

RED VELVET CAKE

1 box White Cake Mix

3 Tbsp Cocoa

1 Tsp Baking Powder

2 mini bottles of RED food coloring
**Put the food coloring in the water that the cake mix calls for.

**Continue on with the directions on cake mix.

CREAM CHEESE ICING

1 8oz. Cream Cheese (room temp.)

1 stick unsalted Butter (room temp.)

1 lb. powdered sugar

1 Tsp Vanilla

**Mix all together and spread over cake

Happy Birthday to You Two......

Our Sweet, Precious, Loving, Squishy, Adorable Girls,

Who would have thought just one year could pass "in the blink of any eye?" I think that in the years of all years, this one has been one of the most monumental in our lives. At times I sit back and have one of those, "oh my God, I have two of them!" moments. It stopped being one of those types of overwhelming type moments around month 3 - when you began sleeping through the night and we were less sleep deprived. Now, they are filled with giggles, kisses, jumpy jiggs, and twirls (yes, I do twirl over my GIRLS!) because I get so excited about my kiddos! Every single breath-taking moment has been joyous and I thank God daily for blessing me with you girls.

I have been so touched this week by milestones and accomplishments that you have made and know that it is only going to get better and better every day. From the moment you girls were born, my life has changed for the better. You and your Brother make me long to be a better Momma, Wife, Daughter, Christian, Friend and Sister.

Isabella, from the moment we knew we were having a girl, Daddy & I knew you would be our Izzy. Your name fits in such a way, that only God coulda placed you with that name. Your playful, silly attitude keeps us in giggles constantly. You don't pass a stranger without giving your signature "princess" wave. You touch everyone that you come in contact with. I pray that you always keep that whimsical spirit. That you always show that light inside you. That you draw people to you. I pray that you carry Jesus with you everywhere you go. That when people see you, they want to know what is so different with you. Where some see hurt and pain and confusion in the world, I pray that you help them see the light of God's love and peace.

Sophia, when Daddy saw two babies on that ultrasound screen and we forever were having two baby girls, you became our Sophie. What a wonderful way to come into our lives! Such a glorious surprise! I always prayed for a little girl, but God knew how badly I wanted one - HE GAVE ME TWO! God gave me you! Your sweet gentle spirit has been such a touching, endearing hug that you will never know! Nothing gets past your watchful eye. (I think that may be a good thing in keeping Izzy under a thumb:-) You are calculated (even at one year old) in the way you move, share your hugs and kisses and (Momma can tell) even when you think. I am so excited to watch you learn and grow. I pray that you, too carry Jesus with you everywhere you go. People are going to be drawn to your peace and comfort. You will be able to share our Saviour to people wherever you go.

Girls, I am so excited for you to have each other!! I already see your closeness. I already see your excitement for each other. I already know you have a built-in best friend and I am kind of proud that I had a part in that! I didn't have a sister growing up, so in a way, I envy your bond. I know there will be times you yearn for individuality - and I hope that I will be able to help you work through those times. However, I know that you will never find anyone closer than your sister. I am so thankful everyday for you two. I can't wait for so many more years to come. I promise to continue to nurture you, to comfort you, to engulf you with kisses, tickles, pinchies and zurbirts. I pledge to continue to pray with you, for you, over you. I am committed to teaching you about Jesus and how he came to earth to save us and wants a relationship with you.

Thank you so much for enriching my life more than you will ever know.

Your Momma loves you very much!

Milestones make me Giggle...

Who'da thought certain milestones would make a blog!?!

I think this week we've hit a record amount of milestones so far in the Patties' Year so far-& we haven't even made it to the birthday!


Monday we bought their "big girl" car seats! It was time, seeing as the 1 year mark is going to be next week. I didn't think it would be so overwhelming. Not a 'crying' overwhelming but a 'giggly' overwhelming...Once Chris & I put the seats in the car & we immediately loaded us all up to run out for an ice cream treat. After we were all settled in, we turned around and looked at the sardines packed across the backseat behind us. We turned to each other & just giggled....

Tuesday & Wednesday they did not eat ANY baby food. I mean none. I had just gone to the grocery store over the weekend to stock the cabinet w/ jar baby food and wouldn'tcha know it, they don't want NONE!!! I think it had to do with the fact that on Monday we ate lunch @ Picadilly & we fed them corn, green beans & french fries. They love corn!! And at dinner I gave them roast & rice & gravy & green beans. Izzy loves the G.B.'s! Eats 'em like they're going out of style. Sophie, on the other hand, would probably rather eat dirt. She makes the funniest faces. She makes her brother giggle with those faces. For dessert they nibbled on 'Nilla Wafers.

Yesterday (Thursday) we played forever at City Park with Braden & Samantha & her friend, Ashley. Such a beautiful day. We actually wore shorts & the girls wore skorts. I put them in the swings and they just giggled. With every push their tummies just rolled-so cute:-0)

Today was Bunny Picture day @ the studio with Nanny Liz & Uncle Troy. Hopefully I'll get a few shots to post later. Izzy just smiled & waved at the camera. Alexander was so worried the bunnies would scratch them. Sophie said, "I'll take care of that" & proceeded to try to rip the poor bunny's ears off....traumatic. FUNNY, but traumatic. At least for the bunny. We all just had to giggle.....

Stelly First day of 'Swing'

Spring has sprung....yes, I know the 1st day of Spring isn't until March 20th. But we've had some gorgeous days this week and us Stelly's have been taking advantage of them! Yesterday during the aforementioned trip to Wal-Mart, I bought another toddler swing for the girls - We already had one from when Alexander was little. I put them up and we were swangin'!!

Oooo, That sun is so bright...

I need my glasses, too....

I think I'm getting tired....I think I'm getting bored....

I think I'm getting Brownie Points for bringing Mom a FLOWER...

Trip to Wal-Mart

Just wanted to post a quick (praise) report:

I went to Wal-Mart with the kids.
I went to Wal-Mart by myself with the kids.
I went to Wal-Mart by myself with the kids during nap time.
I went to Wal-Mart by myself with the kids during nap time WITH OUT INCIDENT!!
Whoo hoo!! God is good!

Parked in my usual honey-spot and walked across to SAM's to get a double buggy for the fattie patties. Once we were inside We got stopped no less than 6 times with the following questions:

OHHH, twins?
Are they girls?
Boy, I bet your hands are full?!?
Is brother too much trouble?
And my favorite....Did you do fertility treatment?

Photos from L.A.

Finally am posting some shots from our trip. Not in any order. Had a great time. Good to be home. Back in the swing of things. Wiping noses, fussing a lot, stepping over toys, loving every minute...

This was the view from our room. 3 glorious stories of mall shopping heaven!

I absolutely loved the blue sky in the evenings!

Chris & myself @ the back lot of Warner Brother's E.R.

My "Favorites" & "What Was She Thinking?!?"

I'll begin with my favorites - and there are plenty! So many beautiful choices this year. Simple won out over extravagant. Classics came back along with some couture from the closets of years gone by. These are the recipients of the 1st Annual Lindsey Stelly Awards. They are announced in a perfectly random order. However, my true favorites are at the top!!

Anne Hathaway - It doesn't get much more beautiful than Miss Anne Hathaway
Winner: Need I Say More Award
And how great was she when Hugh Jackman grabbed her onstage for that cute opening number?! Even that little frock she had on then was killer!!!

Gotta love Taraji P. Henson

Winner: Best OVERALL Award

How classic is this practically unknown beauty! Her style and confidence makes her stunning!

How Beautiful is Kate Winslet?!?

Winner: Best Acceptance Speech

I love it when she couldn't find her parents in the audience & asked her Dad to "whistle or something" and he did and she yelped out "YEAH!!" Her speech was the best of the night. Oh heck, just watch it here!

Meryl Streep is sporting those curves and is doing so stunningly!

Winner: "Natural Woman" Award

Amy Adams
Winner: Best Jewelry Award
That jeweled neck of hers is gorgeous!


Robert Downey, Jr.
Winner: Best Dressed Guy Award
What a good looking couple they are?!



Lisa Rinna - Stop, just stop seeing your plastic surgeon!
Award: Best Collagen on the Red Carpet


Beyonce' - Beyonce', Beyonce', tsk, tsk...fire your stylist!
Winner: "What the HECK were you thinking?" Award

And the Nominees Are...

Really, the winner really is Louisiana!! 13 NOMINATIONS for The Curious Case of Benjamin Buttons!! Who could be prouder than us!! Set here in our beautiful state, millions of dollars spent here in our beautiful state, 13 nominations for a wonderful movie filmed here in our beautiful state!!

Click here to view an interview about the Oscars and a certain handsome Louisiana State Director of Film & Television .

**THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON - Synopsis
Benjamin Button's life begins at the close of World War I, when he is born with the body of an old man. As the years pass, however, Benjamin discovers that he is gradually becoming younger even as he grows older in experience and wisdom--a situation that informs his relationship with the lovely Daisy, who reenters his life periodically as they grow closer together in physical age.**

Back in the Saddle Again...

We're back in the swing of things in the Stelly Family. Mind you, it only took until Thursday but it was all so fun to stay in pj's most of the week!!

Don't get me wrong, we had a wonderful, glamorous time in Los Angeles, but there's nothing like 11 month old drooly kisses and 'almost' 4 year old morning breath to make you realize that's what life is all about....Chris & I were all snuggly with the kids all day Sunday and it took until about dinner time that evening for them to be tired of us and wonder when they were going back to the good life at the Grandparent's houses!!

This week, I have picked up toys an average of 8 times a day. And, call it justification, vindication or just plain entertainment I documented one of those instances:

For starters, I have to put the Fattie Patties in a bed to play with one another - Trying to straighten up with them on the floor with me is FUTILE!!

Note their smiles - their enormous, devient smiles. They're like greyhounds at the starting line just watching that rabbit on the line. Just waiting, salivating, anticipating being let go to tear it up!!!

And, this is the God's honest truth: It only took 15 minutes for these little boogers to do this to their room:

However, I have to give credit where credit is due: Alexander is actually into cleaning up his room! As cluttered as it gets in his cramped quarters, he tries really hard to keep it straight. Not too sure if it's the beginnings of OCD or the fact that he can't watch any movies or cartoons until the room is straight...

Happy LOVE Day...

I'm not one to let a "LOVE" day go unnoticed. Next to Christmas, Valentine's Day is the most special holiday of the year. Chris always makes it a point to make it special for us. I've had some pretty memorable Valentine's these past few years of my life: Chris proposed to me in 2002, I got a new car in 2004 and this year, I'm in L.A. with my best friend, my husband, my provider, the father of my 3 beautiful babies.....Man, I've got a pretty dang good life.

So when I realized we would be away from our kids for Valentine's Day, I got moving on creating some "LOVE" cards with the kids for their Daddy. Alexander jumped right in. That boy loves craft time at home. He was so precious sharing his best stickers for Dad's card. We broke out all the stops with stamps and glue. However, it was a little harder to get him on board with the color pink because, "you know, Mom....'pinks' is a girl's color." Then it dawned on my type A personality that this was HIS CARD....HIS DADDY...HIS LOVE...HIS IDEAS....So what color did he choose?....

Yep, Green...His new favorite color is green. I think it's a great favorite color for a boy. However,the green obsession is due to his love of the Hulk. Note: He even used GREEN marker. Gotta look hard on the inside, "Love, Alexander."

I had a tad bit harder time with the girls. For the life of me, I can't imagine why they didn't like it when I held their hand down, stretched out their "thumb," stamped it with black ink, pressed it to the paper, stretched out their "thumb" again to wipe it off really thorough so as to not poison them with said black ink. And because I did Sophie 1st, Izzy watched the whole ordeal and was even more hysterical than Sophie....But I must say, even though this card theme was not mine originally, The Fattie Patties and I owned this one!!! Let us know what you think:

I hope that you have a wonderful day full of LOVE. I wish everyday for you full of LOVE. Not just one day of the year. Treat those you LOVE the very best that they deserve EVERY DAY of the year. Those days count, too.

Lov'in L.A.

We're going on our 2nd day in Los Angeles. The weather is cool, but gorgeous! Did I say gorgeous? Sun shining, breeze blowing, horns honking...

Thanks to Jude Mayeux we got here earlier than planned and was able to spend the early afternoon tooling around town. Chris had an afternoon meeting and I was able to spend some time resting in the hotel.

And how awesome is this hotel?!? So pretty and modern. Soothing colors, clean lines, beautiful prints on the walls. They have an open house wine & cheese from 5-7 p.m. every evening, very qichie. We have a tiny balcony which looks out onto Beverly Blvd. w/ a great view of the best part of my day today: the 3 story mall Beverly Center. Got a chance to take some shots of the room before we threw all of our stuff around:

Today Chris had a meeting all morning so I was on my own to walk around the area. Had a leisurely cup of coffee and a muffin while reading the paper from front to back. Walked around the entire Beverly Center for a little exercise then proceeded to tackle that 3 story mall that was calling my name from the moment we arrived in Beverly Hills!! I found a cute pair of shoes on sale and actually bought them for myself!!! Gaaassppp!!! I walked back to the hotel and grabbed a bite at Taco Bell for lunch to eat in the room.

Once Chris finished his morning meeting, we headed to Burbank for a meeting w/ Warner Bros. I hung out in the museum while he met w/ 'the people.' That Museum was astonishing! They had notes written by Humphrey Bogart, clothes worn by John Wayne and even the little ready suit that the Umpa Lumpa wore in Charlie & The Chocolate Factory. Oh yeah, also the Nurse Uniform that Heath Ledger wore in this last Batman. Once Chris was finished w/ his meeting, he had set up for us to have an extensive tour of the back lots and sound stages all over the Warner Bros. property. We had such a wonderful time! I had so much fun!! Being a photographer, I am always interested in the "behind the scenes" look at the motion picture industry and today I really got to dive right on in! We toured empty sound stages, full stages, back lots made up to look like New York City, Chicago and even a few streets for Gilmore Girls. We were taken to departments that we as simple 'movie-goers' don't even think about. At least I don't. We walked through the drapery department, the props department and even the ambulance dock for ER! It was so fun!! I will post more photos once I get home and can edit on my computer.

We're going to have dinner with one of Chris' close friends, William tonight. I think this'll be the only post I'll publish while in CA. I'll update the rest of the trip once I'm home with my Tooties!!

Side Note: The kids are all well and fine staying in capable Grandparents Hands while we are away. Alexander is having so much fun with his cousins and Izz & So are busy jabbering away and growing teeth!! Man, I miss my 3 babies!!

"Not Me" Monday...

Okay, so I'm going to try this for the first time...

Welcome to Not Me! Monday! This blog carnival was created by MckMama. You can head over to her blog to read what she and everyone else have not been doing this week.

I did not start yesterday off with a great start knowing that our girls were going to go to the nursery at church so Chris & I could have a nice worship service with our 3 1/2 year old who we are trying to NOT BE a good listener in the pew!

We did not get to church late and NONE of the nursery volunteers did not show up therefore allowing us to not bring the girls into mass with us. We did not bring "Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom" into the sanctuary with us where Sophia did not proceed to jibber-jabber and make zerberts at the people behind us during the entire service! Nor did Isabella continuously throw her pacifier down on the floor where none of the people around us had to stoop down and pick it up for us! Alexander did not wiggle and whisper in the loudest way possible "I gotta go pee-pee" when we were not 5 people into the pew and Mom and Dad did not have a twin in each arm! I did not almost loose my salvation by the 2/3rs way through mass. I did not say "I'm sorry for disturbing you" instead of "Peace be with you" to each and every person around us during the sign of peace. I did not take Alexander's Hulk suit privileges away for the entire day because he was not so disruptive during one whole hour of quiet time with Jesus.

Yesterday was also not hair cut day at the Kleinpeter house. (I say haircut, but really because of my salty Marine brother, it is 'buzzcut' Sunday.) Chris and I did not proceed to let my brother cut, I mean buzz our hippy child's hair. Actually, it didn't look great! He did not do a good job. We also did not joke to my Hippy Husband that he didn't need one, too.













I did not shamelessly talk about the upcoming babysitting schedule with my Mom and Mother-In-Law about a certain West Coast trip that Chris & I are not taking this week. I did not get so excited about a nice get away for just the two of us! However, I am not going to miss my babies so incredibly, painfully, desperately that we did not talk about setting up our webcams to see them daily!! We're not saps, I know!!

On another note: I did not get overly excited and start doing a dancy-type jig at my computer from an email that I did not get from a friend who did not have a link on it showing a certain little trooper on a previous blog not rolling over. We have not being praying for her growth and continued healing and we are not shoving this in the devil's face - HA!! What a testimony this is!! GO LYDIA!!

I do not have pokeno tonight. Where I probably truly will not win a single prize. I will not have wonderful grown-up, Mommy, Girly conversations!!

I am not signing off to go play with puzzles with Alexander right now....

Love ya'll!!

I worked at the office for a few hours yesterday while Mrs. Kay watched the kids for me. Pheeewww....I'm out of practice! Kind of felt like a fish out of water sitting down at my old desk. I'll be back at it on Thursday. Gotta get some updates done on our website. Came home to the house in dissaray from storming out of the house to be at work on time, threw a frozen pizza in the oven, rushed to put the kids to bed and sat and stared around the house to wonder how I did it all when I was working 5 days a week!!! Can anyone answer that for me?

Few things I am praying for this week - will you believe with me?

****Matthew 18:19,20 “I also tell you this: If two of you agree here on earth concerning anything you ask, my Father in heaven will do it for you. For where two or three gather together as my followers, I am there among them.”****

• Health and safety for my 4 BEAUTIFUL preggies that I know: Tiffany, Ann, Courtney & Samantha; (Tiffie (as our kids call her) is carrying Clayton Jacob, due in April; Annie is carrying Ms. Mary Elizabeth, due in May; Court & Sam are due together in the late summer. We want full term, healthy big babies, in Jesus' name!)

• Anna Olinde's continued healing from Lukemia; (our family went to church with Anna's mom @ Harvest Church years ago. God is already baffling the Drs. at St. Jude because acording to new tests on "DAY 15 has finally arrived and the preliminary results are in NO MORE LEUKEMIA CELLS IN THE BONE MARROW!!!! Praise the Lord!")

• The Poche Family for strength and healing for their daughter Lydia; (I had the pleasure to work with Uncle Troy years ago on Lydia's precious Mom, Mandy's wedding. Just a few weeks ago I learned about Mandy's journal and have been touched by her drive and determination in believing for complete healing for her beautiful daughter! Help me believe with her!!)

First Crawfish of the Season

Well, thank you Super Bowl for giving us an excuse for having a big Sunday meal with all the fam!! What a treat to have a crawfish boil so early in the season! And ohhhh, were they yummy! Don't know who you have in your family who is that one "go to" person who can boil the heck out of seafood, but in our family is my Father-In-Law, Mr. Jimmy!! No body can boil 'em like he can! His seasoning is dead on: Perfect taste with out all of the blasting heat - you know the kind that leaves your lips burning after! And sometimes, when there is crab boil left over, he sprinkles it over the crawfish after he's dumped it on the table and that gives it a great kick! (insert the drool....now!) We ate and ate and ate and still had left overs after it was all said and done! I always think of the "loaves & fishes" story when we eat crawfish because we always wonder if we've bought enough but they seem to multiply everytime someone new sits down at the table!!

We watched the Super Bowl at both Parents houses; 1st half @ the Stellys & 3rd quarter @ Mom & Dad's. Came home to a very quiet house - all 3 kids were sacked out before we got to the bridge so Chris got watch the last quarter & see his team win! He's been a Steelers fan all his life - so cute, we even have an old Steelers helmet he had as a kid that's now in Alexander's room. He lets Alexander put it on every now & then and he looks like a Bobble-Head Doll! HI-larious!