This past week and a half has been a whirlwind! I need a nap 
Here’s my Week 4 layout with a couple of extra pictures from Sara Paige’s birthday party:
And here are the daily pictures I included…
My dad playing with the girls:
My sweet husband:
Brad reading to the girls before bed:
Moda treats (Lissa Alexander and I spoke to the Frisco Quilt Guild about The Moda Bake Shop. Angela was supposed to speak but her poor kiddos were very under the weather):
Kate before soccer:
Mimi and Poppy (Brad’s parents) came into town for Sara Paige’s birthday. Mimi surprised Sara Paige and Sissy was SO thrilled to see her:
And the birthday girl, herself!!
Jenny
We had the best time, Jenny, and you went above and beyond as usual! Great birthday party, and it was so good to see you at the next 2 parties over the weekend! NOW GET SOME REST! How you do everything you do, I will never know. Can’t wait to come back to see the girls in the wedding, and then for Harper’s arrival! Love you guys!
Roz
I saw a few posts about Project Life on your blog when I first put you in my follow list but I didn’t really look at it. I realise now what you are trying to do. It is a great idea. I have a lot of photos with one word captions or dates and a separate journal with lots of things like cute ways the girls said things like pinio for piano. I love reading over them sometimes. It was before real scrapbooking. I also have 3 school project books (before acid free was talked about) where I scrapbooked our life in Bundeena, then our life in Brisbane, then our 2 years in New Zealand. They are real treasures. I stopped keeping track when the girls got in their teens and my husband and I think back and can only remember snippets of our lives back then. Now I have revived the photo journal ( few words) by taking some photos each month and collecting them ready to put in a bound booklet for that year. I have booklets for 2008 and 2009 and it gives us such pleasure to look back on all the things that happened no matter how simple or small. I guess what I am trying to say is that it is easy to be motivated when the children are small but you have to keep it up in some way. I wish I had more before and after the children. I enjoy your blog. Cheers from Brisbane.