I promised Taylor while he was on his business trip that I would post on our blog once a day to keep him posted on what is happening around here. After these pictures, I doubt he'll ever want me to again. haha. Bentley and I went up to Grandma's tonight and spent some good quality time. We had yummy pizza, watched American Idol, ate lots of treats, and took some pretty hideous pictures with our fake rotten teeth.
My mom cracks me up with her rabbit ears behind my head in this picture. Their teeth looked a lot more real than mine.
Bentley got in on the action too. What a stud. He thought it was so funny when mommy had in her funny looking teeth, he would just bust up. He is my biggest fan and I am his biggest fan!
Grandma sang to Bents from this infamous Cornelius household book. He loved it.
Cute cousins playing and laughing together. Chelsea is so cute to Bentley and loves to tickle and play with him. Too cute!

7 comments:
Thanks ladybug! I miss you two more than anything and can't wait to come home. Take care...and I will see you guys soon!
--Daddy
He reminds me so much of Cole at that age. They look a lot alike. That can only mean good things to come in the handsome department!! Fun pics.
Jen
That yellow song book must be a BURRUP thing because I grew up singing those songs while my mother played the piano, and now my kids do too. In fact, not 5 minutes ago I sang "choo, choo, choo...what's coming down the track?" with Trevor. I'm glad to see you guys love the book too! Great memories!
you guys look extra sexy! You should wear those teeth all the time. :)
I swear, you have one of the cutest kids I've ever seen.
And I LOVE the teeth! The one of you and Bentley looks so real, it's scary!
You've never looked better! :) Where is your husband? When does he get home?
Oh Jan. :( I miss you--I want to cry. I love you guys so much and this makes me so incredibly homesick. And, I love that beautiful yellow book. :) And Andrea--I WAS JUST THINKING OF THAT SONG when I saw your comment. Ugh. When we're in Utah next we need to get together. I wish I were there for the reunion.
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