Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Halloween Update
I can't believe Halloween is over and we are soon stuffing Turkeys! Well, we were all sick prior to Halloween and the kids missed the Ward Party, so I brought the party to them. These are all bad pictures, but what can you do when you are the host running the activities?!
our little lion trick or treating
Stephen's Baptism- For the Fam
Here's the older, girlie cousins. Amy was upstairs taking care of Meg at the time.
My Angies are Back
Thursday, November 5, 2009
The craziness...The INSANITY
Well, these last few days have-just-been-great.....
My kids have been sick and sleep deprived because they were sick, and now honery because they are sleep deprived because they were sick. ALOT of biting, kicking, head butting, pushing, steam rollers, whining, sniveling, snot smearing, crying, screaming and crying, screaming-crying-and trantrums...inconsolable night wakings,inconsolable day activities, hanging off your leg, crawling ever up-ward on your lap, jumping out of your arms even when they want to be held, fighting over mom's lap and not able to share their wonderful mother, pushing their wonderful mother off her kitchen chair around the room and back to her kitchen chair only to throw another tantrum on the floor because you sat down on your chair...and general unhappiness. Gee wiz, sounds like side effects I'd read if the flu came in a bottle.
Boy, do I ever love my life tonight. After you go through days like this past week the tinnest things are awfully hilarious. Today I was using a Mac and the power cut, after turning it back on a window came up about the internet: "Well, that's emabarrasing. I've seemed to have forgotten your setting..." The computer didn't save my settings on the internet, but that small phrase kept me laughing all night long. Oh gee wiz. Mercy. "Well, that's embarrasing." Why is that so funny?!
I know you are all thinking I'm a nut, but seriously, that was funny. I hope you can all smile at something when your children put you through the ringer for the week.
My kids have been sick and sleep deprived because they were sick, and now honery because they are sleep deprived because they were sick. ALOT of biting, kicking, head butting, pushing, steam rollers, whining, sniveling, snot smearing, crying, screaming and crying, screaming-crying-and trantrums...inconsolable night wakings,inconsolable day activities, hanging off your leg, crawling ever up-ward on your lap, jumping out of your arms even when they want to be held, fighting over mom's lap and not able to share their wonderful mother, pushing their wonderful mother off her kitchen chair around the room and back to her kitchen chair only to throw another tantrum on the floor because you sat down on your chair...and general unhappiness. Gee wiz, sounds like side effects I'd read if the flu came in a bottle.
Boy, do I ever love my life tonight. After you go through days like this past week the tinnest things are awfully hilarious. Today I was using a Mac and the power cut, after turning it back on a window came up about the internet: "Well, that's emabarrasing. I've seemed to have forgotten your setting..." The computer didn't save my settings on the internet, but that small phrase kept me laughing all night long. Oh gee wiz. Mercy. "Well, that's embarrasing." Why is that so funny?!
I know you are all thinking I'm a nut, but seriously, that was funny. I hope you can all smile at something when your children put you through the ringer for the week.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Football Season
Do you know why I love football season? Because every year we have to go over stats, plays, downs, punts...whatever else there is... of many a favorite game of Tom's. The glory days in highschool football; we talk about (he talks about) going to BYU games with his dad and grandpa. How they sit in the nose bleed section. How Dad and Grandpa always walk so fast Tom had to run just to keep up. How Tom always got a meatball sub from subway. How they had to yell at the bad calls, cheer for the wins, and annalyze every move of each player, correct the coach on what he should have done...all the way home to Richfield. Then we size up college teams for the current season,talk about conferences and western this - and I can't remember that. Then we have to plan out the Ward Turkey Bowl Tom so faithfully has carried out for two years now...
AND this year it got a whole lot better. Tom has taught Paul to catch the football, to run and to tackle. Paul is a estatic about the whole thing. Paul has to cheer and Boo and go nuts when we TOUCH DOWN! at any of the games we watch on the internet. So this year the fam got to go to our first "LIVE" game together. Owls vs. Army. Paul sat on Tom's lap the entire time, except during half time. It was the funnest mommy moment. My two boys being boys (and enjoying their cheese fries). And Lyd and I are there for the band and the food. What a fun thing to do.
HOT DOG, GET YOUR HOT DOG
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
Mac and Cheese
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