stacy's babyshower

This is the gift table when Kathy, Hannah and I were waiting for everyone to show up. It got way more out of hand after that.

One shot of the table, a sea of pink

The onesies I painted ... and the cutest socks.

A little advice

For those who are not interested in licking syrup off your fingers, your hands, and your arm:  don't eat french toast sticks in the car.

Morp 2009

Scotty and Chelsea.


Was it worth it for Chelsea to stand out in the cold waiting for us to drive by?


I will not be posting the pictures of Scotty in his shirt and underwear.

Stacy's house 1/11

the seaweed corner












Two of the three aunts ... I mean ants



The first corner



Samantha's corner





The most bugged out wall

The boy and girl caterpillars

it's not a dung beetle.

It only took Stacy, Samantha, Mom, Chelsea and me to get the bugs painted. And it only took us two days. Not bad ladies. Now we just wait for Miss Delilah.

Christmas at home.

Justin and his purse








Scotty looking his best












Samantha and her pink cards she begged for







Chelsea's boots, oscar and the blanket all blend












Who is that big boy? and why does he think he is a farmer?










After the tornado came through.

Baby Baugh's room day 4

Delilah's room 12/24 - today was slower, the bugs will take us a while.














Samantha not only traced the lady bug (and painted the red) but she also traced and painted a dragonfly and a spider. Even though we kept thinking she was going to barf.
















Chelsea also volunteered to taste our candy to ensure flavor before passing it out. Thanks Chelsea.

The butterfly was traced by Stacy and painted by Sandy and Chelsea ... and it still is not complete.

Stacy painted the bummble bee. When she started the body was black and white, which paid off so that the yellow was vibrant. Good foreplanning. You can see Samantha's spider in the corner

There is also a pair of caterpillars under the window.

5 Serios in a Taurus

The 5 of us in Mom's car for four hours resulted in 1 argument over the radio, 4 threats of walking, and 1 threat of living in Arkansas to avoid the return trip.

The ride home was much better.