A million pictures

Maybe not a million. Many pictures. In no particular order. Our new life. It makes me sad putting up the captions knowing how distant and weird this new life is compared to where we were only months ago, compared to the life of our new friends in Bangkok.

My new car. It's a Honda Pilot. Marianne, if you thought our old car was big! Just doing our part to keep America clean...ahem. Oh, and Sawyer desperately wants to get in and drive. He thinks he can drive.

Olivia! Sawyer has always had 2 Olivias in his life.

Riding at the Fall Festival at Homestead Gardens. The 17 year old driving the tractor did not seem to understand that even though he felt like he was driving slowly, the little carts he was towing seemed to be flying at warp speed.

A birthday party for our little friend, Luke. Does he ever not make "the face"? No.

Distraught and resentful on the way to school.

One of my first days at work. Pat took Sawyer to the park by the airport.

See our cat, Autumn, up by the wine rack? She watches us from up there, probably planning our demise. Sawyer scolds her. "Autumn! Why are you up there, Autumn? Autuuuumn. Get down right now!"

Playing hide and seek with Olivia means they hide in the bathroom and you jump in to find them. Over. And over. And over. And it's hysterically funny every single time.

I took Sawyer to Gorc Park near our house on a beautiful day. This was taken with my iPhone, on no special setting. It turned out really neato. Pat was at a Redskins game.

I dare you to tell me I look tired. You're *%^& right I look tired. And now I always look this way!

Again with the face. On Uncle Jimmy's tractor in Beaver Falls, PA. We had a fun, but all too short visit to see Pat's grandma and Aunt and Uncle.

My favorite boys after eating our favorite hot dogs from Brighton Hot Dog Shoppe and our favorite ice cream from J&T's in Beaver Falls.

Pat took this while driving (yeah, yeah, I know) on the way to Beaver Falls. See the windmills, Eva? See them?

This one is our very last picture we took in Bangkok. It's the cabinet in our hotel. This was all Sawyer had left for toys at that point since we'd packed out. Before bed, Sawyer used to put all his cars to sleep. His idea, not ours. So there they are "sleeping."

Just a sweet picture.