Catch-Up Photo Dump. My Babies Are So Big.

I looked through the blog just a bit ago, and it was fun to see all the memories we've made as a family the last few years. In an attempt to document all of the stuff that I, uh, haven't documented, here is a photo dump of some cool stuff we've been up to lately in the Zollinger household. No, it's not terrible that I'm trying to catch up on 3 months with one post. Deal with it.

We went to Bear Lake with Greg's family in August. Why is this the best picture I have? Not sure. But Callum is cute, right?

Brynn turned 4! She had a unicorn cake and got an Elsa doll. 

Also we celebrated Greg's birthday! The big 31. He got only one present. That's right, folks. Only one. In my defense, it's a REALLY BIG PRESENT. It's an EXPERIENCE. It's the same present I got for my birthday this year, and I'm sure we'll tell people about it when we go. I'm both excited and terrified. 

Brynn's first day of Preschool! She loves it. Look how big she is. 

AND Callum turned 1! It's crazy. We have a lot of birthdays in the late summer around here. I can't believe it's been a year since he was born. 

Blueberry mousse! Callum couldn't exactly request a cake flavor, but he is a BIG fan of blueberries. 

Callum has also decided that it can be fun to play at the park, even in cold weather. One of the things I like about where we live is that we can walk very easily to a pretty cool park. I'm trying really hard to get outside often, even if I wish it was warmer! Look how happy that boy is. 

We visited a pumpkin patch with Brynn's preschool. She wanted ALL the pumpkins. 

Here's Brynn in her little Halloween show. CUTE CUTE CUTE. 

Case in point: Brynn with her very first library card. Can you make out the name? That's right. She can write her name itself. I was not prepared for how proud/sentimental I was the first time she wrote her name without help. It's silly, but also wonderful. 

Well, that's just a few quick highlights from us. Maybe in a few years I'll look back and be glad that I can revisit these pictures. Children are only small once.