More Crazy...

I was thinking yesterday of 'crazy' things and then my computer when into hibernation and some of the pictures on the slide show started.  I was struck with the realization that I might not be the only 'crazy' one.  Looking at the pictures of the kids it is easy to see that the apples don't fall from the trees (of their parents... not me... oh no... not me..).
They start so young - the twins in their laying on the floor can't really move stage (how we miss that!!!)
Trying to take a picture of the 3 of us - guess who the nutbar is here?
It doesn't get better than trying to stuff a chocolate covered marshmallow in your mouth
Looking with great anticipation as the ball goes down the lane. 
They were like pros - funny stances and all
I'd like to have big ears in this picture Aunti Jen
The proof of weirdness is in the pudding
This is how they are at home - Anthony is a laughing maniac and Blake,
well, Blake always has his mouth open and is yelling
2nd Princess of Weirdness
This is my all time favourite 'crazy' picture. 
You can just hear Hannah's diabolical laugh as she looks at her fire truck. 
She is the Queen of Nutbars :)
 Lest you think that there are only nutbars in this family tree, they can take nice pictures too (though I have to admit that it was harder to find nicer pictures).

Working hard at the beach - seriously how dark is he???
Hannah at Aunt Amanda & Uncle Chad's wedding
Julia and Anthony
Two nice pictures of Julia and here with Blake - who is the hardest to get a nice picture of where his mouth is semi-closed!

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