At the park...

Joshua the man! (Baby number 2)

Here he is, the second baby in our home, just a few days old after his first bath. I won't say too much or post more than one picture, because I don't want to steal the thunder of the proud parents...

(congrats Adam and Esty)

First baby in the home... (with many more to come)

This is the first baby in our home. The second one will come home from the hospital with his mother tomorrow some time. But from the count so far, there will be four babies in our home, when they all arrive.
This one is Michelle's, her name is Amelia, she's 2 and some months old, and really likes the "goochie goo" baby language.

Just barely sticking her tongue out, which is another thing she likes to do. Oh yes, and blow drool bubbles. very cute, intelligent thing.

A little 'tid bit' about Spanish houses...

Just thought I'd give you a little heads up if you are ever planning on living in Spain.

First of all houses come in all kinds of colors. Below is a picture I took of a house in the South of Spain which just happens to be seven different colors.

Another thing is that if you plan to be in Spain for winter, it's wise to bring A LOT of sweaters as most houses aren't insulated like other places that get cold. Although it doesn't get that incredibly cold (only about -3 at night) it's almost like living partially outside, because of the lack of insulation.
So have a person handy for body heat if you should ever come here. And if you don't like colors (Lots of them) don't even come here...

Our new found mascot!

Ok so here is the story: My partner and I were on outreach in the shopping center making balloons for the kids, and at one point it was so incredibly dead in that shopping center that we decided to make something different. And so with both of our efforts, Ingelbird was created. Not quite sure what kind of a mix of bird he is, but he's cool, started out with just the body, then the eyes. Then after an hour of looking at him on our stand we decided he should have a nose, then finally the wings. Voila, a master piece...
(He rode in the baby car seat on the way home)