Walker twins

Davis and Dalton have started using their walkers to get around the house. Davis can take 3-4 steps on his own, but prefers using the walker. Dalton is just starting to stand without support, so his first unassisted steps are just down the road. In the second video, watch how Dalton walks. His Pawpaw Walter walks the same way with his walker. :)

Macie Kate

Cassidy, Davis and Dalton's newest cousin arrived today. Macie Kate Wells made her debut at 7:48 am this morning, weighing in at 7 lbs 4 oz and measuring 21 1/4". She is precious! Her big sister, Addison, has already taken on the big sister role like a pro. Mom, Tami, is doing well and Dad, Kacey, is adjusting to life as the lone male in his family. :) Welcome to our family, Macie! We love you!

 

 

 

 

Ten Months Old

The boys turned ten months old on the day we were traveling back home. They had a lot of fun at the beach and lake, but were very happy to be back home and in their regular routine...me too! :) Don't mind Davis and his crazy tongue, that is just his thing. When he is playing hard, the tongue comes out just like a dog :b

 

 

 

Off to the beach!

After staying a few days at the lake house, we journeyed on down to Destin, Florida to spend some time on the beach. The beach excitement didn't last long for Cassidy. She has never liked getting dirty, so she wasn't too thrilled with the sand especially once she got wet. Luckily, we also had a pool where we stayed so we spent a lot of time there.

 

 

 

Lake Cassidy

We decided to take the kids back to where it all began. No, not that place! We went to De Funiak Springs, Florida and Lake Cassidy, where Robert proposed ten years ago this December. We joined Cappy, Nonna, and my brother and his family. It was an adventure (the plane ride alone covered that). It was beautiful weather, lots of family and friends, lots of good food and lots of big mosquitos and bugs...ewww!

 

 

 

 

First plane ride

We took our first family vacation as a family of five. We hopped on a plane (actually, with 3 under 3 there was no hopping, but a lot of running, sweating, and crying) and jetted off to Florida to meet all of our family. These pictures are how I want to remember the plane ride. Thank you, Dimetapp! There was a whole lot of crying from Dalton before he finally fell asleep. We were pretty sure his ears were bothering him.