Meet the Villagers

My life these days revolves around my 3 kiddos and I figured if I'm going to blog about 'em, they deserve their own formal introduction. So, without further adieu, I present to you the little people in my life I like to call the Villagers...

Some days {the teenage drama filled, nuclear meltdown before breakfast, the baby spit up on her third outfit kind of days} I refer to my kids as Angry Villagers.  The name actually started back when I was pregnant with my second. He was the most active little man ever! Even through my thick winter sweaters you could see my pregnant belly doing somersaults. It seriously looked like an alien had invaded my body...like an angry villager was trying to escape! And the name just stuck. And let's face it, sometimes little kids can just seem, well, angry.  Luckily, most days they act more like the Village People. 

There's Anna:



My sweet little Anna Banana, or B for short. My about to be a teenager in less than a month. {although she's been acting like one for years} She's my firstborn and my wildly creative, artistic, free spirited little girl. I'm so incredibly proud of the young woman she's growing up to be.

And then there's Henry:

My little punkin' or Punky as we call him. My middle child and only boy. He's two years old and been such a serious little fella from the moment he entered the world. He's grumpy every single morning, he has a major crush on Olivia the pig, and he has his mommy's heart.  I already feel sorry for his future wife.

And baby makes three:



 My last baby. My sweet Caroline. We call her baby girl or BG for short. She's 6 months old and the sweetest, calmest, most precious baby I've ever met. {Which is such a relief because I can't comprehend having another like Henry} She never cries, never misses a meal, and I love every chunky inch of her!   

Life with three can be a little stressful at times and a whole lot of crazy, but I can't imagine my life any other way. They are absolutely the best things that ever happened to me and my tax return. {I kid, I kid}