Happy New Year

Wild About Harry's

Jerry World

iPad and Mrs Potato Head

Popcorn Stash

Falling Asleep Watching TV?

Do Not Disturb

Big sisters are the greatest

What's a big sister for?

Accessorizing!

Phone Home

I was trying to figure out what this picture reminded me of...

Then it hit me...

"I taste it"

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Bath Party

Top hats required.

No Words

A Fresh Idea from Bennet

A new (and clean) way to organize your Christmas cards.

G-Bread Contraband

Gingerbread House

2 Months and 2 Years

Christmas Music Means...

Christmas Dancing!

Bryant and his Girls

First Trip to the Zoo

Landscaping by Bennet

Where fashion and lawn mowers collide.

What's Up?

Oh nothing. I'm just grabbing stuff.

Kroger

Baby Beff is in there somewhere.

Happy 2nd Birthday Bennet

Getting Ready

Bryant and I are preparing for Bennet's birthday tomorrow. This is the package of screws that came her new kitchen. Looks like it will be a late night!!

Somebody Loves Saturdays

Beth's first smile was last Saturday... But we have not seen one since then, until today! Something about Saturdays I guess. Can you blame her?

In the Wee Hours...

This was the scene at the Lee house!

Nut n Honey

I've been waiting a long time for the return of the greatest cereal ever, Nut N Honey Crunch. This new cereal is the closest I have found to the real thing in 20 years! If only it's commercials were as life changing as its predecessor.

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Thriller

Somebody is practicing their "Thriller" dance moves in their sleep!

How Big is Beth?

Sooooooooo Big!

Happy one month birthday sweet girl!

beth month 1

Please enjoy these pictures from the first month of her journey.

A Sneak Peak...

... Of the Lee Family on Christmas morning.

Before

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After

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Banana Bread

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Extreme Parenting

A double poo poo diaper change at 9am.
That's right Ice Man, I am dangerous.

What's In a Name?

Beth is 3 weeks old today... it is so hard to believe (especially since I've been wearing the same pajamas the entire time). Beth is a total rockstar and really taking to this whole "outside world" thing very nicely.

I wanted to share a little background on her name. You may remember that Bennet Ann is a family name, so we decided to stick to that trend with Beth. "Elizabeth" is my middle name and "Suzanne" is my sister Amy's middle name (after our Aunt Suzie Edgar). So Beth is taking on the names of both Langbein sisters... a pretty amazing combo... if I do say so myself!

There are a lot of "B's" in the Lee family now... Ida and I are pushing for the next Lee to be named "Sarida" just to even the playing field a little.

Ida?

Oh, not to worry, she is taking her role as a parent of 2 very seriously.

Slumber Party

On Beth's second night home, we had a few rough hours (imagine that??!). At one point, we all went in to check on Bennet, and Bryant and I put Beth in the crib with her for fun. Beth immediately calmed down and snuggled as close as she could to her big sister.

And what did their nurturing parents do? We flipped on all the lights to take pictures of this proud moment.

Elizabeth Suzanne Lee

"Beth"

October 3, 2011 - 8:41 pm

7 lbs, 3 oz.

18 inches

Bennet's First Opera

Bennet and Noah went to see their first opera, "The Velveteen Rabbit." They both lasted the entire 45 minute show and totally dug it! It was performed at the Miller Outdoor Theater by the Houston Grand Opera's "Opera to Go" program.

Bennet's favorite parts:

"a pino" (piano)

"opwa, people singing"

"a fawee pincess- puhple dwess- coming help bunny wabbit"

I Ride a Choo Choo Twain

Bennet and I went to ride the choo-choo around Hermann Park last week and had a blast (not pictured: the meltdown that ensued when we had to leave the choo-choo).

Mama wore her red "banana" and Bennet wore the pink "banana."

We rocked the caboose (I taught her one of life's important lessons... all the cool kids sit in the back... you should always point and laugh at anyone who sits in the front... I am still amazed at my natural parenting abilities).