Showing posts with label dad. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dad. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 21, 2010

#495 - girl scout calendar...Buenos Aires...100 kids

Did you know that I was in the 1988 Girl Scout Calendar?  
Pretty sure I was the month of October :)
It was only $1!
I need to find a copy, so that I can post it for you all.

Did you know that I lived/worked in Buenos Aires, Argentina for 3 months?
3 times for 1 month each
I love love love it there!
Buenos Aires means "Good Air" in Spanish
1st time I went my mom, my dad, Karli and my uncle were there 
Pepe went with me the last time I was there
Best decision ever!
Pepe's parents (my inlaws) are moving there in 2 months
To serve a mission for our church

 Did you know when I was little and my mom would ask me how many kids I wanted to have some day I would say, "100"?
Now that I have 2,
I want more!
They are intoxicating
Parker because he is warm, snuggly, and precious
Oster because he is SO DANG Cute!
Even when he tries to drive his car all over Parker...

Real conversation with Oster last night...

Me: We have to be quiet because daddy has to go to work in the morning.
Me:  What does mommy do for work?
Oster:  Mooooovies (I swear that's what it sounded like at least)
 Me:  What does daddy do for work?
Oster:  Moovies 
Me:  Daddy works at movies too?
Oster:  No, daddy works at church
Me:  what does daddy do at church?
Oster:  He plugs and flips the lid 
Oster sees Pepe plug his laptop in at church and open it up for his Sunday School class

Me:  What does mommy do at church?
Oster:  Plays with toys
I work in the nursery with the little kids 

Sunday, February 28, 2010

#334 - lessons from grandpa

grandpa telling Baby O a bedtime story


Lessons Baby O learned from Grandpa
how to hug tightly
how to drink out of a water bottle
how to "caw" like a bird
how to build a snowman

Monday, February 15, 2010

#324 - Day late

Ok, these Valentines are a day and a dollar late, but thought I would send them (via my blog) anyway.

Dear Mom and Dad,
I hope we didn't stress you out too much while you were stuck with us. I love you!via

Dear Brian & Karli,
Glad you had fun at the Olympics...jealous that you got to see Wayne Gretzky. Here's some hockey soap, since you were stuck in the car for over 1,800 miles. Only 400 more miles and you could have made it here. Love you!
via

Dear Jordan, Rachael & Mae,
Happy V Day and Chinese New Year! Love you!
via

Dear Casi and Pedro,
Here's a map to make it seem like we live closer. Love you!
via


Dear Pepe,
I thought about making you this, but think this is nicer. I love you!
via

Dear Baby O,
Seriously, I let you get away with too much, but you are so darn cute! I love you!
And to everyone else, hope you had a Happy Valentine's Day!

Friday, February 12, 2010

#321 - Snowpocalypse 2010


Some thoughts from the past week of the East Coast Snowpocalypse (very random...you've been warned)

I really want to be a stay at home mom. (see #3 pictured above)

I'd rather be stuck in a snow storm with electricity versus with no power and a way to get out.

I wish we had underground power lines (less outages and it would look nicer.) (see #2 - taken saturday morning)

I don't watch a lot of tv (surprise!) but I really missed it when we didn't have power. (see #1)

I think I missed the internet more, though.

By 7pm, I thought it was midnight and I should be sleeping.

I really like to be out in the snow (even if it is windy and cold) while it is snowing, especially at night.

Glad I still have my jacket from the 2002 Winter Olympics - can't wait for the 2010 Olympics to start...has it really been that long? (see here, my mom is wearing it)

Baby O had to drag me inside the house because I wanted to stay out in the snow.

I really like a warm house after I've been out in the cold. (see #5)

Glad we bought a wood stove this year (thanks Pepe!) (see #5)

Trader Joe's vanilla ice cream is still good after 2 days of no power. I threw out the rest of our ice cream.

Glad I didn't have to shovel (thanks dad, Pepe and O.) (see #4)

Baby O is obsessed with his shovel, he asks for it every morning. (see #3)

Glad I got Baby O an orange coat. (see #3) It's easy to spot him and adds a splash of color to the drab winter colors.

I love Baby O's laugh.

He's talking a lot more now.

I think Pepe is going crazy being stuck.

When we finally got out, we went to Costco and just sat on their couches.

I like it better when we weren't plowed out because people don't drive by our house. (see #6)

Our recycling is getting out of control...can't wait for the recycle truck to come.

We used up 1/2 our Ikea tea lights we've been carting around with us since we got married.

If I have to work, I really like working from home. (see first random thought above)

Friday, February 5, 2010

#316 - homemade sled #2

We upgraded from the sled I made a while back (plus, it fell apart really quick.)

Pepe doesn't just go out and buy a cheap plastic sled, he makes one out of an old pair of skis, some aluminum from the Depot and wood we had lying around.

We just need to figure out how to add some breaks.

Notice my son is wearing mismatched gloves, a hat too big and my socks over his pants. He does have stuff that fits, I just couldn't find it...good thing Grandma & Grandpa are here to dress him properly!

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

#315 - random thoughts


They are here in real life and we are loving it...especially Baby O.

Finally made these this morning, just 4 days too late...so yummy and I highly recommend.

My boss gave me #5 yesterday...she's so sweet (and knows me too well).

We still haven't finished these, but they are almost gone...too good!

I made one of these this past weekend, can you guess which one? (i'll give you a hint, not a baby.)

And, it's a winter wonderland again today...so pretty outside. Except, now grandpa is shoveling with Baby O.

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

#231 - joy of being a kid

ahhhh . . . the life of a kid . . . so simple.

his cousin makena helped to decorate the car.

and (i think) his cousin tyler took this picture.

Friday, November 7, 2008

#12 - Dollar Bills


Did you that all U.S. paper currency is 6 inches long?

Dad - no need for your bulky tape measures on the job site anymore...you just need a dollar bill...that's a lot lighter.

Now, I just have to find a way to more of these...
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