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Tuesday, March 16, 2010
Leprechaun Traps
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Snow day
We have had a ton of snow this year. I don't really like to get out of the house when it snows but Wes was home one day last week when it snowed and they had a lot of fun. The boys built a fort and a big ol snowman. Poor Noah was worn out just from walking through the snow, poor little shorty. So glad we bought the kids some snow gear this year.
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Bella turns 1
I made a little tutu for her to wear on her bday and it looked so cute and she actually didn't mind wearing it.

Audrie cut these letters out using a band saw. She's really good at it. They turned out really cute.
My Miss Bella turned 1 on Feb 24. This year has sped by. She is such a fun little girl. She is the only one of my kids that has sucked her thumb, it is so funny because she will only suck if she has something soft in her hands otherwise she acts like she doesn't know how to suck her thumb without it. She had a pair of soft fleece pants on once and so she had a thumb with it and was trying to get her pants up to her face. I just love her and all of my kids. I am so grateful to be a mother and to get to stay home with them.
There were a lot more pictures but they were all really grainy cuz someone forgot to use the flash. Not naming any names though. :)
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Blogger slacker
So I have been told that my blog has not been updated for two months. Yes I know I am a slacker, but I don't have 20 mins. of uninterrupted time to post anything. I can't use school or work as an excuse because I'm not in school anymore and no I don't work. So what do I do all day long that keeps me from blogging. Well I have four kids that I have to feed or breastfeed, bathe, fill and refill sippie cups for, read to, color with, break up when fighting, keep from climbing on the furniture-counter-refrigerator, remind them that we don't shoot our bows in the house especially not at our brother, redress because they like to be in their underwear (boys), keep from shooting their nerf darts at the plasma TV, tell them they can't ride their bikes and scooters in the house, make play-doh ice cream with, feed again and pull back to the table to finish their food, remind them to point their things down when they pee then clean up the pee when they don't listen, change diapers, put their sheets back on their bed after they have stripped three beds (a favorite for my boys), wipe snot, fix hair, pick out clothes for school (if I don't pick out the right clothes-there are tears (Abbie)), try to remember to have FHE with, say prayers with, paint fingernails, fix more food that is nutritious and something that all of them will eat, read scriptures too, tell them I love them......and when there is a quiet moment run don't walk to see what they're doing cuz it might be scary. (The list can go on and on)
I have four kids that are absolutely crazy but I also absolutely adore them. Raising them is by far the hardest thing I have ever done, but along with all of the hardships I get a lot of hugs, laughs, thank yous, wet kisses, hi mommys, smiles, that's a great idea moms, I wike this-dinners, homemade cards, and I wuv yous-I get to witness everything that goes on in their lives. When I die I doubt that Heavenly Father will say wow you really missed out on having a good career, I'm sure he wouldn't want me doing anything else at this point in time.
Now on to the awesome husband that I have-the one who also handles the above mentioned crazies plus working nights trying to sleep during the day while the crazies are being crazy. We are always his first priority and I love to watch him interact with the kids because I can see the love that he has for them. And when the day is over he still manages to tell me how much he loves me. He is very hard-working, supportive, thoughtful, patient, loving, sweet, hot, devoted and I just love him. This is our life and I wouldn't trade it for anything. Sorry blogging world-I've been busy.
I have four kids that are absolutely crazy but I also absolutely adore them. Raising them is by far the hardest thing I have ever done, but along with all of the hardships I get a lot of hugs, laughs, thank yous, wet kisses, hi mommys, smiles, that's a great idea moms, I wike this-dinners, homemade cards, and I wuv yous-I get to witness everything that goes on in their lives. When I die I doubt that Heavenly Father will say wow you really missed out on having a good career, I'm sure he wouldn't want me doing anything else at this point in time.
Now on to the awesome husband that I have-the one who also handles the above mentioned crazies plus working nights trying to sleep during the day while the crazies are being crazy. We are always his first priority and I love to watch him interact with the kids because I can see the love that he has for them. And when the day is over he still manages to tell me how much he loves me. He is very hard-working, supportive, thoughtful, patient, loving, sweet, hot, devoted and I just love him. This is our life and I wouldn't trade it for anything. Sorry blogging world-I've been busy.
Friday, December 25, 2009
Christmas 2009
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