If Caylin had her wish, all the girls that attended the Pump-It-Up party would have slept over at our house that night! NOT! So, because I have a soft spot for Caylin, I allowed her to do a small holiday themed slumber party. The girls played games, watched classic Christmas movies, made holiday candy houses, decorated mini-trees and the hit of the party was (of course) the puppies.
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
Double Digit Daughter
Today, our middle, Caylin turned 10 years old. We had her party at Pump-It-Up in Tempe. She invited all the girls from her class at school and a few more from Gymnastics Team. They bounced, ate pizza, cupcakes and ice cream. Everyone had a great time with the exception of about 15 minutes where Caylin hit her nose on her knee, crawling out of a bouncer. Thank goodness for ice packs!
We can't believe it's been 10 whole years since this wonderful little girl came into our lives and took over our hearts.
Monday, December 15, 2008
Plaza Lights
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Christmas Stuff
We can't stop taking pictures of the puppies!
Camryn totally loves Twinkle..and obviously Dad does too.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Two New Brophys
Santa came early this year with special delivery via the post office...
Camryn's new friend is Twinkle, a Pug-tzu; Mom is a Shih-tzu, Dad is a Pug. Max (*Caylin's still deciding on that name) is a Coton-tzu, Mom is also a Shih-tzu and his dad is a Coton de Tulear (google it...they are part of the Bichon family).
Both pups are completely adorable. Each matches the girls personality perfectly: Twinkle is laid back and Max bounces everywhere.
Carly has been promised the pick of the litter when these two grow up, get married and have babies.
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Holiday Weekend
On Thursday, the nice weather went away and we were off to the fire station for dinner. The girls did their obligatory drawings on the white board while I looked through shopping ads and Rick cooked dinner (I know....I've got it made!). 
For those of you who don't shop at Trader Joe's, we highly recommend it. They had EVERYTHING we needed to have a delicious meal (except we bought our turkey at Fry's) and it was quick cooking, too! Our entire meal, save the turkey, took about 39 minutes to prepare. We enjoyed dinner with 11 other fire personnel and their families. After dinner, the little ones played pool with some other kids. I was lucky enough to hold a newborn and get my baby-fix. Rick helped with clean-up (I know...so lucky!!!) Naturally, we were all stuffed and tired so while Rick and I lounged on the recliners and watched football, the kids got creative with masking tape.
On Saturday, I spent most of the morning glued to the Mizzou/Kansas game which was on ESPN. That evening, our neighborhood has a kick-off party/carnival to their lighting ceremony, a very small consolation to missing the Plaza Lights in KC...if you ask me. But, so many people we know show up and the kids really like to see all of their friends outside a school setting. So, we attend. The girls rode some rides, enjoyed snow cones and Caylin lost her shoes. The quintessential Brophy evening!
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Keeping up with the Jones'

I figured we need a family page...everyone else seems to have one and I certainly can use yet another vessel of expressing myself, another hobby, another something to keep my house from being clean. Well, welcome to a glimpse of what we are all about!
Rick has been my husband and best friend for nearly 13 years. He's a captain/medic for Phoenix Fire. I (Kimberly) used to work with him, as a dispatcher, but we both decided I would serve our family best, being a stay-at-home-mom, raising our kids.... So, besides the facade of super-mom my interests include anything I can watch my kids do, creativity, finding my path.
Carly is a senior at in high school, lives for dancing, works at a local salon.
Caylin is a 4th grader, level 6 competetive gymnast, loves football (like her mom), awesome student.
Camryn is in 2nd grade. She's still figuring out what she 'should' do. Right now, playing, pretending, reading or writing good stories and Brownies suffice.
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