She's my baby, of course she gets more face time!

Sydney is growing fast!  At this age, they learn and mimic so much, they just keep you laughing.  Sam was taking pictures today, and became bored with my smiling, happy face, so he suggested that I pull funny faces instead.  I made my famous pig face for him (this is a hit with Tyler especially) so he could take a picture.  Sydney did not think it very funny, I think she was rather disturbed by this change in her mother's appearance!  Disturbed as she was, she still tried to make a funny face of her own!

I must say that having a girl after three boys is so much fun!  There are those inherit differences between boys and girls that everyone talks about, but it ten times cuter in your own children.  Sydney loves to hug and pat everything, from the obvious baby dolls and stuffed animals, to a shirt she finds on the floor.  She found a picture of Tyler when he was a baby and had to hold and love that as well.  But, while she has all of that natural feminine nurturing,  we hear plenty of comments like, "Boy, she sure makes her mind known," or "That Sydney, she's a force to be reckoned with!"  Watch our for red heads!

Steve says I need to post something on the blog.  I have never done such a thing, and I am not sure what would be interesting to read.  

Right now, I am thinking I would like to move to Arizona, Florida, Hawaii... notice those are all warm places... Chicago is not a warm place!  While we don't have 2 feet of snow outside like the Fords do, I still feel justified in complaining about cold, ice, snow and wind!  I've had enough and have declared winter to be over several times... no one is listening however and it is still cold outside!  The kids don't seem to feel it like we old people do, however, Spencer did ask me today why the sun doesn't shine in Chicago anymore.  Good question!

Welcome!

Today's my first time as a blogger and I feel pretty young and 'in'.  Why "Four Gordos"? Well, everyone calls me Gordo and I figured that the majority of the content would revolve around the kids.

It's a bit of an oxymoron since the kids are so short and thin that they typically aren't on the doctors growth charts after age two.

Needless to say - welcome!