Happy Birthday Garrett! We love you and are thankful you are part of our family. Hard to believe you are now in the double digits (how can Derek and I have a ten year old?!). Thank you for being a great big brother, good student, and practicing the piano without too much coercion. We are lucky to have you in our family!Monday, February 1, 2010
Happy Birthday Garrett
Happy Birthday Garrett! We love you and are thankful you are part of our family. Hard to believe you are now in the double digits (how can Derek and I have a ten year old?!). Thank you for being a great big brother, good student, and practicing the piano without too much coercion. We are lucky to have you in our family!No School for a Month!
One new adjustment to life here is year round school.
Today, Monday, February 1st, we went off track.
We are off until March First.
What do you do when there is no school and it is February and it is 34 degrees outside.
Apparently you still have breakfast sitting on the table at 5 minutes till 11 am (lunch time at our house).
Apparently leaving breakfast on the table means Elena will continue to pick at cold cereal for 5 1/2 hours (the kids were up at 6:30 am).
And, apparently you watch mindless television.
I will try to be a better mother tomorrow.
The Basement
We started construction in November. Here is the great room looking toward double closets, the two kid bedrooms, kid bath, and toy room.
Began dry wall and the messy job of mudding and taping. This will be the play house under the stairs.
Monday, November 2, 2009
Happy Halloween!


The festivities began for Elena, Camille, and Carson on Thursday. Elena's preschool had a fieldtrip to a local pumpkin patch. Unfortunately the weather was freeeeeezing, but we still enjoyed the hay ride out to pick a pumkin, a "train" ride around the corn maze, and some play time on the slides.

Friday night we were suppose to take a doctor the hospital is recruiting to a Utah Jazz game, but he canceled and we got to invite Laurissa and Blake (Derek's sister and her husband) instead. The seats the hospital has for the season are really close to the court and we enjoyed watching a great game. We even enjoyed watching some really dedicated fans that sat nearby. One guy in paticular brought a ginourmous Jazz flag, mega-mega-megaphone, and a rubber chicken to use both for cheering on the Jazz and for trying to distract the Clippers when they took their foul shots. It was fun, thanks for coming guys!







Prior to the trunk and trick or treating we took the kids to see some sights in Salt Lake City. Instead of taking the van we made it especially fun by taking the light rail--a commuter train that runs from various northern cities to SLC. The kids liked the train ride (Carson loved it) and seeing some Mormon Church Sites like the Conference Center and the beautiful Salt Lake City Temple.
Sunday, October 25, 2009
hiking
Tuesday, October 20, 2009
So we're here
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