Dress Up

My baby is growing up more and more each day, where has the time gone? She is everything girlie for sure. She loves to make anything and everything into a necklace, especially her papa's tie or a belt. She loves to put on everyones shoes and dress up. She is just so dang cute!

Oh, For the love!

Kip thought it was a good idea to give the girls chocolate in the car because both of them were a little sad. And of course it was in our new car we have had for about a month! Now he is assigned to cleaning and detailing the cars.

A day at Sea

Monday we went out to Kaneohe Bay on a boat with some friends. We had a good time cruising around the bay. We stopped off at the sand bar in the middle of the bay and let the kids get off the boat and play. Later we found a spot by a reef for Kip and his friend to scuba diving. Kip has been bugging me for the past 3 years to get certifed, I can't tell how excited he is to have another friend who is certified to dive.

Locked out

So today we were running a little late for church. As we were heading out the door, I thought I saw Kip grab the keys and put them in his pocket so I didn't bother grabbing my set. I locked up and headed to the car to see Kip and the kids waiting to get in. I quickly realized that Kip thought I grabbed the keys and vice versus. I called up the property manager, who rarely hears from us because we give him no trouble, and he is going to charge us $40 bucks just to bring down a copy of the key and let us in. I couldn't believe it. We tried the owner of the property, who lives downstairs from us, and to no avail, no key. We decided to see if Kip could crawl through the window about the door and luckily he fit. In the mean time I was calling all of my friends who were sitting in sacrament meeting hoping that their phones were at least on vibrate. No one answered probably due to a talk given a couple of Sundays ago about not answering phones in church and keeping them turned off. But what happens if you are in a great emergency and the only people you have to turn to (considering all your other friends and family are across the ocean) are the members of your ward and it is on Sunday?!? I guess you are S.O.L. I was pretty frustrated. But looking back a couple of hours later, I guess it could be humorous. I was pretty lucky I had snacks and a sippy cup with me for little ladies. Here's Kip crawling through the window, even though I was pretty irritated, it did make me laugh.

Misc. Pictures

I decided to download some pictures from our phone, there are some pretty funny ones on here. Jenna trying on helmets while Kip was shopping for a new one. We went to the park and I wanted to see if two babys could fit in the babyswing and they did. I was so funny, Maylani is sitting one of my friends little baby and she loved it, she said "weee" the whole time I was pushing them. Kip hung Jenna up by her pants in Old Navy's dressing room.

Photo-shoot

While we were at the Pali lookout the other day Kip took pictures of the girls. I didn't realize how cute they turned out until I was downloading the pictures on the computer and I decided to share.

New Year Eve happenings...

Today we went out as a family and went site seeing. We first went to the Pali lookout. We have talked about taking Jenna there and finally got around to doing it. We don't usually go on the Pali highway often. After that we hung out at the Ala Moana mall and went to an awsome dinner filled with steak, Alaskan king crab, ribs, and of course Kip and Jenna's favorite, sushi. I highly recommend this place, don't remember the name of it though. After dinner we drove to a park by our house and lit off fireworks. The whole island had a visibility of about 6 miles. There is so much smoke in the air. New Year's is celebrated more here than the 4th of July, haven't figured that one out yet. In the middle of light off fireworks it started to rain so we packed up and headed to the base at 10pm for Kip to check in, he has to report if he is gone from work for more than 3 days without leave to make sure the guys don't go a-wall.