2012


January. 
Brr.


February.
My little elfkin loves his oatmeal.


March.
Our family disagrees with T.S. Eliot. March is the cruelest month.


April
 This little one turned 3.


May
This littler one turned one (and ate spring rolls.)
Oh yes, same birthday crown, because Three Year Old insisted on giving his to his brother. 


June
Here comes the sun


July
Same crazy expression, same love of ice cream


 August
Yes, I am married to this exceptionally handsome man, yes I took this snappy picture, and yes we live in a village this picturesque!


September
Noah started Bookworms at Play (his library preschool program


October
Apple picking and a visit to Noggins Farm 

November
All Saints' Day
St. Peter and St. Joseph the Worker 


December
Excited to celebrate Daddy's birthday

Twelve pictures capturing 2012. Thank you, Dwija.

Comments

  1. katiemamaJanuary 4, 2013 at 9:42 AM

    Cute! I seriously am in love with the hooded sweater that Isaiah is wearing in the February photo. LOVE! You have such adorable boys :)

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  2. JacJanuary 4, 2013 at 12:23 PM

    That picture of Noah on his third birthday just kills me - crazy to think how close he is to his FOURTH birthday!!

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  3. Dwija {House Unseen}January 4, 2013 at 5:14 PM

    I agree with you and say phooey to Mr. Eliot. March is SO annoying!

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  4. MelissaJanuary 4, 2013 at 9:36 PM

    Oh, Craine family - we love all of y'all! Great photos!

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