Friday, January 13, 2006


Christmas morning! Before they ripped the presents we had Caleb look for baby Jesus to try to teach him to seek God first before all things! Posted by Picasa

How blessed are we? We didn't think that we would have many present under the tree this year and were content with that. Then Mama arrived. Between the grandparent gifts we couldn't fit anything else under the tree! Posted by Picasa

Luke's ball pit is a HIT! What a perfect gift for him! Posted by Picasa

the Maddry men are ready to respond to any emergency! Posted by Picasa

has anyone seen Dr. Maddry? Posted by Picasa

He looks 'bad to the bone' until you you check out those mittens! Posted by Picasa

We started a new tradition this year of decorating cookies as a family. While the girls were out shopping Caleb and Daddy make all the gingerbread cookies for us to decorate. Posted by Picasa

Daddy even got into the decorating Posted by Picasa

Luke didn't get to decorate, but he did get to eat Posted by Picasa

The chef's decorating their cookies Posted by Picasa

More frosting ended up in Caleb's mouth than on his cookie! Posted by Picasa

One of my favorite things about my mama is what a fun grandma she is. Caleb wanted to put a leash on her and walk her around the house! How many grandma's would really go for this? Posted by Picasa

Caleb is trying to figure out how to get her downstairs to the basement Posted by Picasa

the girls and Luke Bear Posted by Picasa

isn't that elephant doing a great job posing for this photo? Posted by Picasa

Mama, Luke & Sarah at the Natural History Museum Posted by Picasa

Nana and Luke. Mama was surprised Luke Bear had grown since the summer and how much he has come into his own little personality. Posted by Picasa

scuba-boy Posted by Picasa

2 cute boys! Posted by Picasa

Monday, January 02, 2006

Being Clay

I read this this morning and thought that it was a great reminder of the mindset that I want to have going into this new year.

'Our prayers may be awkward. Our attempts may be feeble. But since the power of prayer is in the one who hears it and not in the one who says it, our prayers do make a difference.'
~ from He Still Moves Stones by Max Lucado