We've had a few things that I've been meaning to blog about, or at least mention, but it sure isn't happening. But to give you a heads up:
Jack and Sage's first fishing experience - Jack caught a rainbow trout and we ate it for dinner. He was SO proud to catch it for us to eat. They both loved handling the live fish but then shortly after wanted to kill it. Sage kept saying "dead". Thank you Gonzalez's!
Jack and Sage went horseback riding on TJ (Jack's horse he feeds). Jack had been wanting to go for a while so he was stoked. Sage did not want to stop and was saying "riding" the ENTIRE time. Thanks Khea!
20 new chicks in our garage - they are meat chickens. Jack likes to tell everyone how he is going to kill them and eat them. They are really cute chicks. I'm curious to see how I feel when slaughter date comes.
Yesterday was baby due date....I like to think that my children just love me so much and just want to get the most of their one on one time before they come out and have to share me with their siblings. At my last appointment my doctor said that even though I have been having contratctions, they are just teasers because there is no progression in the slightest. She said that when I get checked it is just a snapshot, and doesn't mean that I couldn't go into labor that night...but then she promptly signed me up for 2 more weeks of appointments...
We, well, mostly Joel, are reorganizing our computer room. 95% of the books are his so I really don't know what to keep or what to chuck. Hopefully this will help us keep this room under control. I'm excited to have a desk for the computer and no longer have to sit on the ground with the computer on a chair. Though I do get up and down very gracefully :)
2 comments:
Even though we talk every week, there is always something I learn that you are doing on your blog. Chickens? And just hold on a little longer....Charly will be here soon. =) Love ya!
Let's talk about your computer desk. Just a word to the wise...I carried my computer with me on the airplane. I cradled it while waiting in the Denver airport. I held it on my lap when Joel picked me up at the airport. I was so excited to see Morgan and the kids! As I unpacked, I lovingly set it in the corner of their beautiful glass topped desk...just one problem. Apparently there was no glass where I set my cherished computer. The sound as it hit the ground was deafening....almost as deafening as my silent cry of dismay and defeat! From the other room I heard...., "Mom, there's not any glass in the corner, it broke." It was a case of bad eyes, poor lighting and trust in inanimate objects! (By the by..my computer works just fine!) Even so, the cost of a computer cannot compare to the "priceless" visit with Charly and Co.!
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