
The Neal Family
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Miss Mere!
This little girl has stolen our hearts. She is so good... eats, sleeps, smiles and loves her brothers and cousins. We love her!


Family Fun
Playing around

On an awesome autumn day, Mindy and I dragged the kids out to the playground. Meredith slept through it all but was happy to tag along!
Casey loved the swing
And Charlie loved hanging with the boys. It turned out to be one of Charlie's favorite days. Mitchell and Peyton helped him build a bigger than life mound of leaves and the wrestling began. Here is the innocent after picture!
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Trick and Treats


The boys were lucky enough to have two days of Halloween. Friday night, we went to Meema and Popple's house and hit the streets for candy there. It was funny for me because that is where I used to trick or treat and I think the neighbors have stepped up the candy since I was young. Charlie got huge whole candy bars and other big treats. All was fun, until Blaine and I caught Charlie relieving himself on a neighbor's side yard. Blaine sprinted over just in time to make sure Thomas wasn't completely soaked. I think Charlie took the trick part seriously.
The next day, we rounded up the troops and headed back to NJ to trick or treat with Cam and Shan. It was a rainy miserable day, but, for the kids, the Candy was worth it. No pics of this and no major events, but Cam was the prettiest princess we have seen.
Happy in the Hay
Wee World Series
Seeing is believing
So, apparently, Casey has been blind as a bat for the last 13 months of his life and it took us until now to figure that out. After he started crossing his eyes, we took him to my pediatric ophthalmologist (yes, that is the spelling- took me about 5 minutes to figure it out). Dr. Tractman gave Casey a very strong prescription for glasses. I took him to Delaware to have him fitted and Blaine took him back to pick up the glasses while I was hanging out and working with the FL gang below Amazingly, he hasn't taken the glasses off- on purpose. The second the glasses were placed on him, he opened his eyes as wide as he could and took in everything he wished he had seen for the last year of his life. Since then, he started crawling and almost walking. No, he is not yet reading, but we are hoping sometime soon. Hooray for Casey!
Happy hour AND Kids eat free... what could be a better combination??!!
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