Thursday, I was sitting on the couch with Karly and Brinley. Brin and I were having a nice little talk about when she grows up. She looked at me with such a sweet face and said, "When me and Karly grow up and get our big bums, then we will be moms, right?" SO SWEET!!! NOT!!!! My diet and exercise program begins Monday!
I told this to my mom, and she told me about something Sam said. One thing about Sam is he tells you how it is. While camping, my mom was getting ready, her hair was wet and she was just getting ready to put on her makeup. He looked at her and said, "Nana, you look really young in the morning.".....and the rest of the time she looks.....
Oh we love the honesty of children!
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Friday, August 8, 2008
..going a little more...
Here she is on Friday...
While on the topic of hair, Brin woke up with a nice bed head. I couldn't resist the picture....she obviously wasn't too happy about it.
And here she is looking a little better, and a little more happy (thankfully)!
Thursday, August 7, 2008
Boondocks
Here are a few pictures from our Boondocks adventure. 
The little ones started out pooped!
The bumper boats were fun, and they only had to wait for about 20 minutes!
The start of the line for the kiddy go karts
This picture is too small too see their faces. They were both SOOO serious driving! It's a ride have fun Maddie and Sam!
Maddie relaxed a little when not at the wheel.
The little ones started out pooped!
The bumper boats were fun, and they only had to wait for about 20 minutes!
The start of the line for the kiddy go karts
This picture is too small too see their faces. They were both SOOO serious driving! It's a ride have fun Maddie and Sam!
Maddie relaxed a little when not at the wheel.Brinley's healthy dinner!
Sam thought the grown up go karts were more fun than the kiddy ones! (Nice photographing Madd's)
....going....
And here she is on Wednesday...
It's a good thing she's so cute! Goofy hair! I'm just hoping she follows Maddie and Sam and gets a lovely head of thick-ish blonde hair. Brinley has yet to get the thick part, but it is starting to grow finally.
Going...
All four of our kids have started out with a decent amount of dark hair. I have had a lot of comments about all of Karly's hair. I keep telling people I'm enjoying it while it's here, because it will be falling out. I think everybody thought I was a little silly, so I'm going to document Karly's New Born baldness disease. I bathe her every other day, and while washing her hair on Monday, I noticed her hair felt and looked different. Sure enough! After her bath this is what she looked like...
Yes, she enjoys eating....look at those cheeks!
Friday, August 1, 2008
What To Do???
I'm feeling a little lost this afternoon. Half of my family is gone. I'm not sure what to do with myself. Maddie and Sam went camping with my parents and 2 of my sisters and their families. Jess of course is too far away for comfort. We just sent Richard off to Youth Conference with the Young Men. So, I'm hear with Brin and Karly. Last night I had a little panic attack about having everyone gone. But I think I'm ok with it now. I'm just hoping there isn't a major earthquake or something like that.
So what should I do with all my "free" time. Clean, iron, scrapbook? No, I'll just blog real quick. But now I realize/remember Richard took the camera with him. So sorry, updated pictures of Karly will have to wait.
Last night we took the kids to Boondocks for a fun family night together before everyone went their own way. What a stinkin' joke! I want some pointers on how to make the most of your time while at Boondocks. We bought the kids and Richard the "unlimited" pass, which let them do basically everything, except the batting cages (the one thing Sam really wanted to do). I bought the pass that I could golf unlimited and do 2 rides. We got there at about 6:45. By 9:00 we had done 3 things. Richard and I both got to do the Go Karts, but that is only because we made Sam stand in line by himself while I was in line too. Richard joined him and rode with him after I had my turn (Maddie rode with me). So, needless to say it was a complete waste of $80. The Go Kart line was seriously 45 minutes. We didn't have time for the arcades, to golf, to do the laser tag. We had to leave so Richard could finish up some prep work for Youth Conference. The kids were totally disappointed. Brinley was wanting to ride on the boats. Karly was starving. We were thinking it was a total waste of a night. The rides were fun, but were pretty disappointing after the horrendous wait. So please, tell us, how do you make Boondocks fun? Do you just buy one turn on each ride so you aren't out so much money? Is there a good time to go when it's not so busy? It didn't look very busy, the lines didn't appear to be long. They were just SLOW!
On a positive note, Richard talked to the manager to complain about the horrible lines, the waste of money, etc. He asked for a pass so we could come back and golf or something. The manager ended up giving us a full refund. So I guess the night didn't end up being so bad. Other than melting, we got to try a few things, and do it for free. We later remembered we still had the tokens, so we'll have to try it out again, and hit the arcades.
We did get some cute pictures while we were there, but they too are on the camera with Richard. I'll post them later.
So what should I do with all my "free" time. Clean, iron, scrapbook? No, I'll just blog real quick. But now I realize/remember Richard took the camera with him. So sorry, updated pictures of Karly will have to wait.
Last night we took the kids to Boondocks for a fun family night together before everyone went their own way. What a stinkin' joke! I want some pointers on how to make the most of your time while at Boondocks. We bought the kids and Richard the "unlimited" pass, which let them do basically everything, except the batting cages (the one thing Sam really wanted to do). I bought the pass that I could golf unlimited and do 2 rides. We got there at about 6:45. By 9:00 we had done 3 things. Richard and I both got to do the Go Karts, but that is only because we made Sam stand in line by himself while I was in line too. Richard joined him and rode with him after I had my turn (Maddie rode with me). So, needless to say it was a complete waste of $80. The Go Kart line was seriously 45 minutes. We didn't have time for the arcades, to golf, to do the laser tag. We had to leave so Richard could finish up some prep work for Youth Conference. The kids were totally disappointed. Brinley was wanting to ride on the boats. Karly was starving. We were thinking it was a total waste of a night. The rides were fun, but were pretty disappointing after the horrendous wait. So please, tell us, how do you make Boondocks fun? Do you just buy one turn on each ride so you aren't out so much money? Is there a good time to go when it's not so busy? It didn't look very busy, the lines didn't appear to be long. They were just SLOW!
On a positive note, Richard talked to the manager to complain about the horrible lines, the waste of money, etc. He asked for a pass so we could come back and golf or something. The manager ended up giving us a full refund. So I guess the night didn't end up being so bad. Other than melting, we got to try a few things, and do it for free. We later remembered we still had the tokens, so we'll have to try it out again, and hit the arcades.
We did get some cute pictures while we were there, but they too are on the camera with Richard. I'll post them later.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
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