Tuesday, December 29, 2009
The Land of the Living - Oh how I missed you!
Okay, so I have been sick... down with a nasty cold flu thing. No fun whatsoever. But today I have officially set foot back in the land of the living... Yay! I will be writing a post about our lovely, kleenex enhanced, Christmas hopefully by this evening. Don't give up on me. I did not forget about you!
Monday, December 21, 2009
Try and Try Again
Okay, so I have been very bad. In the business of life, I forgot about this blog entirely. Well, that is a bit of lie. I moved the knowledge of this blog to the back of mind and when it did come into focus, instead of sitting down and updating I simply hit delete. Yes, yes, I know, I took the easy way out. But then it was brought to my attention that people actually like having updated information on our lives and they missed the random ramblings and pictures. Hello Grandma Audrey! Everyone here misses you profusely! So, here I am and there are a lot of happenings to fill you in on.It is sad to admit, but it has been almost a year since my last post. I feel like I should be attending group meetings... "Hello. My name is Amy and I am a flaky blogger." Hmmmmm, so where should I begin?
Brennan is 23 months old and fully engrossed in 2 year old boundary pushin
g. Everything is pretty much routine in our lives. We landscaped the backyard this summer which included putting in some flower beds (including one corner we call the fairy garden which at the moment is a muddy hill of flowerbed with just a few plants - but overtime, it will be a fairy garden... I promise!), digging out and putting in a stone/living patio below the kitchen window, planting flowering vines over the gazebo over the new stone/living patio, and planting a quaking aspen and four, count them 4, columnar apple trees along our east fence line! Yeah, I'm proud of our work, can you tell???
Christmas is this Friday! We are very excited because Brennan finally enjoys unwrapping presents! We are having a smaller Christmas this year - trying to be smart financially during these odd odd times. So, with our new sewing machine - Thank You G.G.!!! - We made matching P.J.s for the whole family. I will definitely post pictures after Christmas! Even though we all know what they look like, they are going to be wrapped and sitting under the Christmas Tree come Christmas Eve.
g. Everything is pretty much routine in our lives. We landscaped the backyard this summer which included putting in some flower beds (including one corner we call the fairy garden which at the moment is a muddy hill of flowerbed with just a few plants - but overtime, it will be a fairy garden... I promise!), digging out and putting in a stone/living patio below the kitchen window, planting flowering vines over the gazebo over the new stone/living patio, and planting a quaking aspen and four, count them 4, columnar apple trees along our east fence line! Yeah, I'm proud of our work, can you tell???
Christmas is this Friday! We are very excited because Brennan finally enjoys unwrapping presents! We are having a smaller Christmas this year - trying to be smart financially during these odd odd times. So, with our new sewing machine - Thank You G.G.!!! - We made matching P.J.s for the whole family. I will definitely post pictures after Christmas! Even though we all know what they look like, they are going to be wrapped and sitting under the Christmas Tree come Christmas Eve.Hmmm, what else? So much has happened and changed yet I can't think of anything! Oh! Here we go. Brennan has a new favorite game. It is called "What's that?" It consists of Brennan pointing at random things/people and asking "What's that?" for 1/2 an hour at a time. Yeah. Tons of fun. Can you tell?
Well, anywho. I think I will put this post to bed. I know it is odd and scatterbrained, but I can only work with brain God gave me. ; ) I promise I will post some more later. I'm thinking it would be a good idea to go through some of my pictures and do some structured reminiscing. Until then...
Friday, January 9, 2009
I'm back!
So I realize it has been awhile since I have posted anything on here. I guess I knew what I was talking about when I wrote my initial 'warning' post. I do have the tendency to start new projects and drop them half way through. Well, enough is enough! I am back and I'm going to make this blog work! I'm sure the two or three of you who actually read this are jumping up and down in your seats... or maybe not.

Anywho, we have made it through the holidays with relative success. It was Br
ennan's first Christmas. He didn't take too much interest in the tree. He did enjoy removing a few of the lower ornaments. Smartly, on our behalf, they were all "damage resistant" ornaments! He liked reorganizing the presents under the tree and decided a box for my mother was as good as a chair. Fortunatly it only contained clothing so it was crumpled but none to worse for wear. When it came time to unwrap, tearing paper was okay, empty boxes were nice, but moving clothing from one pile to another and in and out of the afore mentioned empty box was the best! He had a couple toys from Santa Christmas morning as well as a stocking full of socks. He loved his toys. He tried to put the socks back in the stocking. I don't think Santa takes returns that way though.
ennan's first Christmas. He didn't take too much interest in the tree. He did enjoy removing a few of the lower ornaments. Smartly, on our behalf, they were all "damage resistant" ornaments! He liked reorganizing the presents under the tree and decided a box for my mother was as good as a chair. Fortunatly it only contained clothing so it was crumpled but none to worse for wear. When it came time to unwrap, tearing paper was okay, empty boxes were nice, but moving clothing from one pile to another and in and out of the afore mentioned empty box was the best! He had a couple toys from Santa Christmas morning as well as a stocking full of socks. He loved his toys. He tried to put the socks back in the stocking. I don't think Santa takes returns that way though.
Now, back to the present. We are almost done de-Christmasing our house; I stress the ALMOST. I'm so glad that there is no more of that stupid cold frozen water on the ground - normal people like to call it snow. I think the word 'snow' is way to heartwarming and happy to describe that very loooooong week. Or was it two weeks? I don't know, I blocked it out!
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