Still rockin the baby mullet but Elizabeth gave her a ponytail and a purse to feel more lady like.
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Welcome to our crazy life....
When I grew up I had the wonderful benefit of living a bike ride away from both sets of grandparents. Not so lucky are our kids. Even for the actual ones that live in Atlanta, it's still a about an hours drive away! So, this blog will have to serve as the next best thing to riding our bikes to see the grandparents. Enjoy watching our kids learn and grow one day at a time...
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Friday, January 16, 2009
Thursday, January 15, 2009
My First Piano Lesson
Mrs. Katie, my guitar teacher, said that I should start piano to help me with my dynamics for guitar. The day arrived. I sat down to start and Mrs.Katie told me what to do and how to play. Once I started to play, I noticed that this would be very fun. And it was! When I got home I wanted to keep playing. So, that night I practiced a little. Ok fine, maybe a little more than a little, I practiced 30 minutes.And I was good,NO, I Was Grrreat! I like piano because piano makes me exited and its just very fun to play.
BY, ELIZABETH
BY, ELIZABETH
A first
Yesterday I had to wash Madeleine's yellow blanket. It was drying when it was time for her nap. I laid her down with another blanket only to have her continue whining instead of sleep. After 30 minutes of this I checked on her blanket and it was dry enough for her to use. The moment I brought her warm yellow blanket to her and wrapped her up in it she stopped crying and went to sleep. So after 3 kids we have experienced a first. This is the first time one of my kids has been attached to something. For madie it is the yellow blanket made by Colleen for her brother Caleb. Too precious.
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Wednesday, January 14, 2009
I must love houses!
So this is another gorgeous house I pass on the way to Elizabeth's music lesson. I wish the picture did it better justice then it does. There's 2 big oak trees on the left with a hamock between them. And an old reddish barn on the right. Perfect country living but not really in the country.
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