Tuesday, October 19, 2010
The joys of pregnancy
I bent over to pick up something today & my G bottoms ripped right down my crack-o-la. Talk about a self esteem booster.
Monday, October 11, 2010
Logan
We've taken a few family outings to the Logan area in the last couple of weeks. I don't really do much - but I do enjoy fabulous fall weather, so I'm soaking it up!
At the Spring Hollow campground. I didn't notice that Caleb was being extra touchy until I uploaded the picture.
Caleb loves to feed the ducks at First Dam. He knows where we're headed before we even see the water! What a smarty.
Caleb loves to feed the ducks at First Dam. He knows where we're headed before we even see the water! What a smarty.
Also at the Spring Hollow campground.
On a different day Caleb & I met Casey over in Logan (he was working a construction job there) and had a little picnic at Second Dam.
On a different day Caleb & I met Casey over in Logan (he was working a construction job there) and had a little picnic at Second Dam. Caleb LOVED throwing rocks into the water.
My family has a tradition of taking a picnic every year when the leaves start to change. Casey got a hold of my new camera & now officially knows more of it's features than I do. What a show off.
I thought this picture was cool - courtesy of Casey.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Fingers Crossed
My fingers & toes are crossed that after the Halloween season Caleb won't need therapy when I put his new best friend back into the decor closet. 



Here's is where we got the idea for the jars.... http://www.ourbestbites.com/2009/10/crafty-in-kitchen-mason-jar-lanterns.html
Watching Dinosaur Train in the morning...

Giving Skeleton a hug...

Taking a nap...

Last Halloween my mom, sisters & I made a cute little craft and this year I got to display them! I still need to paint a couple of the lids black, but I'm out of spray paint at the moment. Here are the cute fellas in the daytime....

...and here they are at night with a tea light in them. The battery powered tea lights didn't put off a bright enough glow but the real flame ones seem to do GREAT! Dracula is my favorite.

Here's is where we got the idea for the jars.... http://www.ourbestbites.com/2009/10/crafty-in-kitchen-mason-jar-lanterns.html
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Peaches & Pillars
I told myself that I wasn't going to can anything this year. I hate when I lie to myself. I figured I better get some peaches & pears done since I'm going to be spending my life savings on baby food eventually....maybe I could make a dent by having some fruit on hand. I didn't do a lot of peaches...on 17 quarts...because I already have quite a bit from last year. Why 17? Why such a



strange number? I was going to do eighteen but on the last batch - - -
CRAP!


To cheer me up - my dish soap made a butterfly for me while draining. How nice!

We've got these gigantic slug looking caterpillars this year. They are sick. I can pick up a hairy one - but not these big green squishy ones. Caleb was holding one the other day & it twitched & he threw it & screamed like a little girl. It was hilarious. What was even funnier about that - is Casey went & picked it back up to show Caleb that it's okay to hold them....and it twitched again & Casey threw it. HEE HEE - pansies.
Caleb discovered this fella the other day. He wasn't sure how close to get to it.

- getting braver!



I had to be pretty sneaky to get this picture with his eyes open.

If you are wondering - we are still stuck on the "I shut my eyes phase"

Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
A new tradition!
August 30th is NATIONAL TOASTED MARSHMALLOW DAY!
For those that don't know, I heart mallows. I love the sugary coated peeps at holidays (the Easter rabbits are my favorite...and the Halloween pumpkins are a close second). I love to get 5 or 6 large mallows & put them in a cup & microwave them for a bit & then indulge in their gooey goodness. I love a perfectly toasted mallow over the camp fire. I love to snack on mini mallows. I once bought a mallow that was dipped in caramel - then dipped in chocolate - then drizzled with white chocolate. It was sinfully divine!
When I was a little girl - my Grandma Anderson had a drawer that she kept mallows in & a few would occasionally escape from the bag & I'd dig through the drawer & find them. They were stale & I stilled loved them. I called them 'little crunchies'. Yum.
Since I had never heard about this fabulous day until Sunday afternoon - I had to make a plan! I attempted to get my family together at the Box Elder campground - but alas - everyone was busy! DIDN'T THEY KNOW WHAT DAY IT WAS!?!? They'll all have to pencil it in for next year. Casey & Caleb & I went and celebrated the awesome day anyway. It was a chilly evening - but roasting hot dogs & mallows over the camp fire was a lot of fun & a cheap outing!
Caleb loves graham crackers!!

My little tree gnome. I heart gnomes.

Silly Casey. It's not NATIONAL SMORES DAY. Oh well - to each their own I guess!
I've finally purchased a DSLR camera (my 10-year gift from Flying J) & I'm clueless on how to make it function at it's best - so here are some more attempted pictures of our evening.



Caleb loves graham crackers!!

My little tree gnome. I heart gnomes.
Silly Casey. It's not NATIONAL SMORES DAY. Oh well - to each their own I guess!
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