Lexi:
Sunday, June 12, 2011
Sunday Pictures
Since I had the camera out after church...I decided to snap a few individual shots of the kids. Noah was asleep...so I didn't get any of him. Also, he was attacked by mosquitos this week and his head is covered with about 18 bites. Very unfortunate. The first bites of the season always sneak up on us. Here is Mason:
Lexi:
Kaylee:
Jordan is in the post below. Here is Doug:
I am excited to get a family picture in July while visiting Utah. Hopefully Noah's mosquito bites will be all cleared up soon.
Lexi:
Jordan turns 12
This was Jordan when he was 1:

Today is Jordan's 12th Birthday. Yesterday he went fishing and out to eat with his Dad. They had a great outing together. Later, he opened presents, ate donuts and ice cream and had a BBQ.
Friday, June 10, 2011
Cub Scout Day Camp
Since I am the Cubmaster in our ward, I volunteered to attend Cubscout Day camp. It was really fun (and long). We had sunshine, wind, and rain. I was there for all four days. Here are my boys in my pack: Wolves and Bears
And the Webelos:
They each were able to rotate between 10 really fun stations. Good times.
Friday, May 27, 2011
Family Visit
We were excited to have Doug's brother Darren and his family come to visit. They have one little adorable boy named Judson who is 3. Unfortunately, I didn't take a lot of pictures...but I did get this one of Judson and Mason holding hands. So cute:
While they were here, we took a walk along the Poudre River Trail, had a picnic in the mountains, and went swimming and mini golfing at the funplex. Fun times.
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
Scrapbooking weekend.
My sisters and I were able to get together for a scrapbooking weekend. We went out to eat, shopped, stayed in a hotel, and just enjoyed each other's company. These always go by so quickly. My mom usually joins us for these weekends, but unfortunately she wasn't able to make it this trip. Hopefully next time...
Marilee and Stacie
Friday, May 20, 2011
Kaylee sings
Kaylee had her Spring Concert with the Silver Falcon singers. It was very enjoyable to watch her sing. They performed several showtunes or songs from musicals. 
She loves music.
Doug's Birthday
Doug's birthday was on his last day of school. We went out to dinner to celebrate. He turned 39! Happy Birthday!

Thursday, May 19, 2011
China
Lexi's 2nd grade class had to choose one topic of their choice and give a 20 minute presentation on that topic. She had to write an essay paper to go along with her topic. The topic she chose was on China. For part of her presentation she had to have some kind of DVD, display board, slide show, model, etc. She ended up making this DVD...with her parents help, of course: (Warning: It is over 10 minutes long)
China Presentation-Lexi from Kristi Farr on Vimeo.
In addition to this DVD she spoke about the children in China, the food, and the language. She also passed out chopsticks to her entire class. She did a great job!
Friday, May 6, 2011
Noah's first haircut
Noah had his hair cut for the first time today. The evidence (eewwww):
The result:
He is blonde, so it's hard to see his hair in this picture. What a cute young man.
Noah's haircut from Kristi Farr on Vimeo.
High Marks
Jordan was able to play his trumpet in his very first Solo & Ensemble festival this year. Doug just entered him on his own (it was not initiated by his school band). It was a very good experience for him and Jordan received high marks. He received a one minus from all of the judges. Great job Jordan! This actually happened near the beginning of the year, but he just barely received his ribbon.
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
Noah's walking!
Noah has been practicing his walking for the past couple of weeks and he has become more confident each day. Check it out:
He has been trying to talk more too. He knows Hi, Peek-a boo, bottle, Ma ma, Da da, Vroom. These are the words he says on a regular basis. Of course, he understands a lot more than what he can say. I taught him to give me kisses when I ask. So adorable.
Noah walking from Kristi Farr on Vimeo.
I'm not sure why he grunted every time he walked, he normally doesn't do that. Kinda funny.He has been trying to talk more too. He knows Hi, Peek-a boo, bottle, Ma ma, Da da, Vroom. These are the words he says on a regular basis. Of course, he understands a lot more than what he can say. I taught him to give me kisses when I ask. So adorable.
Update on Mason
Mason is enjoying his preschool. Here are a few recent pictures.
Posing in the form of the letter "E" . This idea was stolen from a friend in Nevada. (Thanks Kathryn)


It's been fun to hear how the 4 year old brain works. I think I laugh every day at something he says, but a couple I can remember are:
* He asked my why the moon was following us when we were driving in the dark the other night.
* He wanted to see if the Easter Bunny would bring him a bicycle because he thought it would be funny to try and see if the Easter Bunny could fit it into his basket. (He just got a bike for his birthday a few weeks ago).
I love this little guy.
* He asked my why the moon was following us when we were driving in the dark the other night.
* He wanted to see if the Easter Bunny would bring him a bicycle because he thought it would be funny to try and see if the Easter Bunny could fit it into his basket. (He just got a bike for his birthday a few weeks ago).
I love this little guy.
Easter
Easter was fabulous as usual. We colored eggs and had a treasure hunt with the kids on Saturday. The Easter Bunny hid all of the Easter baskets for Sunday and the kids were delighted with their loot. Doug and I went to church in shifts because Mason and Noah have been sick with colds. Unfortunately, I forgot to get a picture of the kids who did get all dressed up. I will have to get a good picture soon. It was fun just spending time as a family.
There were 11 colors in our Easter kit this year....so crazy. I think they had 6 when I was growing up. Do they really need that many colors? I'll tell you one thing...I didn't boil 77 eggs which would allow each family member to have one egg of every color.
Happy Easter!
Wednesday, April 20, 2011
Art Recognition
To our surprise, Kaylee's artwork was chosen to represent McAuliffe Elementary in the District Art Show. I asked her what the artwork was and she didn't even know until she got there. LOL. Great job Kaybabe!
Monday, April 18, 2011
Noah's First Birthday
Noah turned 1 on the 13th of this month. I can't believe how the past year has just flown by. He still prefers to crawl. He has only taken a few steps on his own with some prompting. He thinks it is a game to fall into my arms. I just love those little cheeks.
Grandma gave these Thomas the Train shirts to the boys for their birthdays. I wanted them to both look at me and smile...but after several tries, this is the best shot I got:
I made this train cake: 
And he received a train as his main gift from mom and dad:
Overall...he had a fun birthday (at least, I'd like to think so)!
Overall...he had a fun birthday (at least, I'd like to think so)!Thursday, April 14, 2011
Battle of the Books
Kaylee participated in this year's Battle of the Books. Her team didn't make it to the district level, but she had an enjoyable time anyways.

Princesses of "BOB" was the team name they chose. Kaylee is the one in the bottom right hand corner.
Princesses of "BOB" was the team name they chose. Kaylee is the one in the bottom right hand corner.
Mason turns 4!
Mason turned 4 last Saturday. After making him some yummy pancakes for breakfast he opened his present. 
He loved playing with his new gifts.
We headed out to the restaurant of his choice for lunch. He chose Wendy's. Afterwards we went to the Funplex for a game of Miniature Golf. When we arrived home he blew out his candles on his Spiderman cake that I made for him.
Mason's Birthday from Kristi Farr on Vimeo. (I thought it was funny how Jordan ends the song with a high note)
Happy Birthday Mason!!!Thursday, April 7, 2011
Finally!
Lexi had her birthday in the beginning of March, but she has been waiting in anticipation for her birthday party. Today we finally were able to accommodate her wishes. Our family was burdened with the stomach flu for the past few weeks, but we have been well for over a week...and hopefully we'll stay that way for a long time. She chose two friends to go the funplex and go swimming (she has a lot of friends so this was a difficult choice for her). After swimming we came back to the house for food and presents. We all had a good time. 
I made these butterfly cupcakes for her birthday. They were really fun to make. 
Eight years old!
I think it took her like 4 or 5 blows to blow out all of the candles.
Here she is with one of her presents:
Lexi Birthday from Kristi Farr on Vimeo.
Happy Birthday Lex!
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