Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Blurker
My friend came up with a new term for someone who reads blogs, but, never comments. That person is a "blurker". Well, I used to be a blurker, but, not anymore! I am now going to comment on what I read from this day forward. I hope any of you that read my blog will take the same challenge of not being a "blurker". Thanks for the kick in the butt Kathryn!:)

Sunday, January 27, 2008
Super Reader
Ethan loves to read! He read The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe all this afternoon. Derek wanted to update his family picture that he has at work. He asked Ethan to stop reading for a minute so he could get a picture and all Ethan did was stand up like he was going to go to the couch, but, stood there reading for five more minutes. Did I mention he's only 7 years old?
Everybody Dance Now!
Rain!
It's raining, it's pouring, the old man is snoring! We have had rain the past three days! It is so special for us, that the kids run to open the door just to see it! Last year we had virtually nothing. I think we had a run of 220 days without measurable precipitation. When the clouds were over the sun, the kids thought it was night!


Tooth Fairy
Olivia lost her first tooth this week! She has been showing everyone who will look. The tooth fairy was very gracious. She got a whole dollar! Ethan has been vampire man since before christmas. Over the Christmas holiday he was singing the "All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth!". However, to balance the universe, Gina is getting teeth! She has one tooth already, and today I could feel the bumps of the next tooth breaking through. Wow, it's a good thing I only have two more months of nursing!




Sunday, January 20, 2008
Goodbye garden room
9 months old!
Fun in the Snow
Together Time
Christmas Day
I know Christmas is over, but, we had a great time as a family. Derek started a tradition this year that he had as a child. We hung a sheet to cover the entrance of the living room,(where Santa leaves his presents). Then each child gets to line up at the sheet, from youngest to oldest, anticipating his turn to enter the living room to find his beloved gift. They were reeling with excitement. Merry Christmas!



Candy Caned
One morning we awoke to find candy canes everywhere! I have a feeling some of the youth in our church did it. The youth have been candy caning members of our ward for quite some time now. However, this year we went caroling. I think some of the youth were feeling the tradition needed to stay. Boy, we feel special!



Sinterklaas
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