Sunday, April 11, 2010

CAtch Up Aunt Donna

She is already pondering the bursting of the balloons, by the look on her face.
In doolittle creek.

Easter egg hunt, not gonna let go of that bag!



Love having ponies in the yard, magical day.



Doesn't it look like they are dancing together?



Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Shakespeare and Sunlight


I was going to post the next little person, with the whats happening now

for Aunt Donna, but after I got the whole post done, the ATMOSPHERE ATE IT!!!!!

I am mad, it is late and so I leave that for another day!

Sunday, February 28, 2010

Right now











Okay. So right now he is up to, basketball, carving wooden spoons, new camo tents came in the mail-very exciting, paid for himself. His first year to go to snow camp, only one small sprained pinkie. Sleeps on camo sheets, under a camo duvet, sometimes he sleeps in the barn, especially when there are new lambs. Iceskating is very, very big, and he dotes on his littlest sis, who is getting spoileder by the millisecond. Is that a real measurement?

Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Romeo, oh Romeo


My biggest, bestest Valentines ever...

Chloe happenings







I am sorry, but I never get tired of the baby-in-sunglasses photos! I am going to do a set of two of the childrens recent photos whenever I post. Sound good, Aunt Donna? I am starting with the youngest, but NOT going in order. so, email or call with your guess of who is next...

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

new puppy




I am trying to decide what to share, while I am trying to get all my computer stuff done at night, on Dean's computer, since mine is down. Then it hits me, as Dean AND the new puppy each wake each other simultaniously, snoring, the new puppy! Isn't he cute? Romeo, for Valentines day.

Thursday, January 7, 2010

Birds


We were watching out the window today and saw a bird that seemed really sick at the feeder. I told everyone that we would need to report it on our bird watching chart to Cornell Orinthology lab. We are taking part in the Feeder Watch Program. So then a few minutes later, the same bird came back. Our pilates instructor who was here for our lesson said, "I want to see what a sick bird looks like, what is different?" So she looked out the wondow and at the exact moment our barn cat, Cookie, jumped up out of nowhere and snatched the sick bird in one motion off the feeder, and landed on the ground with him halfway eaten! We are still wondering how we report this to Cornell. A bird WAS sick, but isn't anymore...