Tuesday, September 9, 2008

A Day in the Life

I was baking cinnamon rolls awhile back and Ari decided to explore the flour bucket. One of the most enjoyable things of watching my kids grow is getting to experience the small everyday things. This was definitely one of them!




So Ari turned one at the end of July.
She got to enjoy a piece of cake with frosting. As I only had time for a quick cake she got a yellow cake for her first piece. She enjoyed crumbling it to pieces!





One of my least favorite chores growing up was crushing cans. It must be evil to enjoy passing that one on!
So one of our many projects to finish this summer was to permachink the house. Well I have it almost finished. Only a couple more seams and the outside is all done. Thank God it is only a one time application. My hands still hurt! I have noticed a big difference in the house though, which has been sure great.
Brent and the kids gave me one of the greatest birthday presents I have had in a very long time. We went to a Roadhouse down the road that I have been longing to get too. While there David decided to take a picture of Dad and Ania. Isn't he adorable? After we were done at the roadhouse we went for a nice long drive. I needed to get away from the house for awhile. I have been so busy and stressing over getting the house things done while Brent has been having to work extended time that he came home like a prince on a white charger and whisked me away. What a wonderful area that we got to see. I am truly amazed by God's work. Rainbow Ridge is amazing. We got to see a moose eating in a pond. Brent got some great pics of that. Too bad he didn't have a tag and rifle with us at that time.
The one thing I asked for was a t-bone dinner. As you can tell the kids truly enjoyed my birthday dinner!
David being a Starcommand soldier.
With all the flooding we had the mosquitoes have bred like rabbits and trying to sleep is awful. I finally bit the bullet and went out and bought mosquito nets to cover the beds. I sure hope guests don't mind the walls in the bathroom until I can get them cleaned, they are covered in blood spatter and look like a crime scene.

2 comments:

Cheryl said...

wow! I'm glad you had a good birthday and were able to get away. I love the picture of David behind the camera! They are growing so fast...treasure every moment.

Sierra said...

I totally get the need to get away once in a while. Glad to hear it was a good time for all. Great pix. Hope yall are doing great. Wish we could be guests at your place... not so much for the crime-scene splatter, but for the good company we miss.