Tshirt rug

It took me a month of working a couple hours each evening but I finished my shag tshirt rug. I saw this beautiful idea on a blog and loved it! I spent only twenty dollars to create it and I saw some of the same size on Etsy for $500. I'm not a big crafter so this project was huge for me! For a great tutorial go to http://xoelle.com/2009/05/t-shirt-latch-hook-rug-tutorial/

The Vande Voort wild animal sanctuary

The Vande Voort's have been host to a variety of creatures the last couple months. This has been a wonderful experience for Sullivan. He has learned all about the treatment of animals and that we enjoy these creatures with our eyes only.

I am sick of messes!!! That is all.

Sullivan's first time fishing!

On Sunday we took Sullivan fishing with my parents and sisters. It was a good time and soo peaceful! Sullivan really enjoyed exploring grandpa's farm!

Big Blues

I think one of Shane and I's best features are our eyes. I've always had a thing for blue eyes and apparently he did too. With some help from the gene pool Sullivan was blessed with blue eyes too! We have gotten many compliments on his pretty blue eyes and of course I think they are exquisite!

The funny thing is when we were searching for boy's names Shane and I kept going back to the name Sullivan. I of course had to check out the meaning and it is keen eyes. It is these little things that remind me that God is in control and has a purpose for everything, especially if he had time to fit a name with one of his children. Anyways, enjoy my baby's blues!

Father's day pic a couple months late

For father's day I wanted to get Sullivan all dressed like a big boy and wearing Shane's tie and maybe shoes. I tried and tried to get that pic in the weeks before father's day with no luck. Yesterday I figured I'd try it again since I'd found this adorable hat for .97 cents at Baby Gap. Although the cooperation didn't last very long I did get a couple of good ones. And to Shane "Happy Father's day two months late!"

My big helper

Sullivan has always been fascinated by household objects, but one in particular! After I finish vaccuming I let him do it with it turned off of course. His helpfulness has extended into other areas now. He likes to dust, take things out of the dishwasher, and is learning to put his toys away. I'm glad for his helpful attitude and can only hope it continues throughout childhood even though I'm sure it won't. :)