Pictures from all the electronics- mama.

Maybe we've got a problem.  I regularly take pictures with two cameras.  My SLR and my tiny point and shoot.  Then we've each got phones with cameras in them.  Then Brandon has a Ipod-like-thing that takes pictures.  And now Brandon's department bought him an Ipad to use.  That is too many devices from which to gather pictures.  So here's a round up from some of the not-so-often downloaded devices. 

 June after a trip to the eye doctor's to have her pupils dilated.  Her arthritis can affect her eyes, so she has to go in often for check-ups.  No problems so far.

 Here's the kids at a local pizza joint for a buffet.  Where it only costs 20 cents per year for kids.  So these 3 weirdos only cost $2.20 to feed.  And i think they more than ate their fill of goldfish, pineapple and garlic bread.  (Just a "veil" on June's head, in case you didn't catch it.)

 Jo all bundled up for a February run.  

 Georgie climbed on the rocking chair and declared herself "in bed."

At the children's museum grocery store.

 

 This is from last fall at our favorite barbecue joint.

 June went to the huddle house for her birthday breakfast.  Somewhere under that pie filling and whipped cream is a waffle.

 When Grace came to visit in March, she and Henry visited the Botanical Gardens.

 Off the beaten path.

 First sweet corn on the year!  We had to cut Henry's off because he's now missing both of his two front teeth.  The second loose one got knocked out when he was playing with some friends at the park.  He was with the Pennas when it happened, making them witnesses to 3 out of 4 tooth losses.  

 In April, papa visited Chicago for a conference.

 And went to the Cell for a White Sox game.

Chicago may be great, but Clemson looks pretty good from the top of the highest building in town.

Periodically, Henry will crash and take a nap with Hippee and Tigee, his favorite stuffed animals.

 Henry and June at the Train Festival.

 Who taught these kids to do this?

 Jo has become notoriously awful about taking a bath.  One night, we though maybe a clean-off in the sink might be less noisy.  We were wrong.

Since Jo and I were in Indiana for my birthday, papa arranged an early celebration at our favorite Asian restaurant in town.  Then he smuggled in an ice cream cake that we shared with the owner and only employee of the restaurant.

 I think June liked it.