This "project" of building the new room and playhouse started in March and has been quite the experience. I can't tell you how many late nights Trevor spent hammering in nails or how many trips to Home Depot he made. It has been so much work but it has added so much to our house!
Sunday, November 9, 2008
Pictures of the new "playhouse"
This "project" of building the new room and playhouse started in March and has been quite the experience. I can't tell you how many late nights Trevor spent hammering in nails or how many trips to Home Depot he made. It has been so much work but it has added so much to our house!
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Sunday, November 2, 2008
Trip to Cinci
Everyone was right... it was great! The kids loved it!
Hallie and Megan especially loved feeding the Lorakeets. Campbell liked pestering the Lorakeets (one finally had had enough and bit him ;O)
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Saturday, November 1, 2008
Why it is so important to vote
I've never said anything about politics on this blog, mostly because I don't have much to say... but, when I saw this I had to share it.
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Sunday, October 26, 2008
Candy, Candy, Candy
It's not even Halloween yet and the girls have dressed up in their costumes 4 times already in the last 2 weeks.
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Friday, October 24, 2008
Monday, October 20, 2008
Vote for Amy!!
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Sunday, October 12, 2008
What do you see?
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Need some gift ideas?
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Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Megan's artistic interpretation

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A glimpse
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Thursday, October 2, 2008
Hand-me-down Heaven
I remember as a young girl every once in awhile we would receive big black garbage bags full of clothes a cousin or neighbor had out-grown. It was like Christmas! My sister and I would sort through the clothes (fighting over who got what) so thrilled with our new wardrobe.
Recently our family have been the recipients of lots of hand-me-down treasures from dear friends and neighbors and I just wanted to share my gratitude on our blog.
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We've got grubs in our garden!
I don't know why but Campbell loves this patch of long grass in our flowerbed. He runs outside and sits on it like it's his throne.
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Creativity Blog
Okay, I started this blog awhile ago and I told my sister and a few friends about it so we could share ideas and show each other what projects we are doing.
Anyway, I think I'm ready to tell others about it but just be warned that it is nothing special, just a bunch of "stuff" I like to do.
You can click here or the link is on my left sidebar - "nannygoat"
Also, I'd love to hear about your thoughts on my projects and about your projects/ ideas too so leave a comment on my craft blog if you like. If we put all of our heads together we could really come up with some fun stuff!
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Sunday, September 28, 2008
Balloon Glow
My friend has been telling me about the Louisville Balloon Glow since we moved here over a year ago. Trevor worked so I probably wouldn't have braved it with 3 kids if Melissa hadn't have been here.
It was so amazing. We got there early and the kids had a blast going down the blow-up slides and even walking into a hot air balloon.
Campbell was amazed by the balloons (he is the blur at the bottom of the picture on the right, he is a blur in most pictures... busy, busy boy).
When the sun started going down they started blowing up the balloons which was so fun to watch. We were just feet away from the big birthday cake balloon. Unfortunately it was a little windy so that balloon didn't stay up for very long.
When all of the balloons were blown up they "lit" them. It was so beautiful!
We will definitely be doing this again next year! (Hopefully Trevor will be able to come too.)
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