Sunday, October 19, 2008
The Wreath
Friday, October 17, 2008
Free Photo Cards and more from Kodak

Go to Kodakgallery.com and sign up, or sign in, and then go to "My Account." If you are a new member you automatically get 20 free prints. From there click on "Credits and Discounts." Enter the following codes, one at a time: tryus1, tryus2, tryus3, tryus4, tryus5. This is what you will get for free:
Collage 5 x 7"(s) (expires December 31, 2008)
$1.98 credit good towards prints (expires December 31, 2008)
20 percent discount good for all inventory types except prints, shipping and custom-printed cards. Can be used 1 time (expires December 31, 2008)
10 percent discount good for all inventory types except prints, shipping and custom-printed cards. Can be used 1 time (expires December 31, 2008)
$10.00 credit good towards all inventory types 5 x 7" Photo Print Cards - Sold in Sets (expires December 31, 2008)
The $10 credit for 5 x 7 cards equals ten cards. They seem to have some pretty cards and a nice variety. When you get your Christmas card from me, now you will know where it came from!
There doesn't seem to be a free shipping code floating around, but you can pick these up at a variety of different stores. I even tried Blythe's zip code and it said you could pick them up at Albertsons or Kmart!!!!
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
My favorite pictures from Gabe's (day-before-)birthday
He got this Kung Fu Panda headband from Evan and Santi (along with a sweet sword/dagger) and wore it the rest of the day.
Gabe refusing to even look when the servers at Red Robin came over to sing Happy Birthday to him. He sure did like the sundae they brought though!
Audra's hidden talent
Monday, October 13, 2008
Gabe's 3rd birthday celebration
I love this video because he is taking the whole thing so seriously. He has seen so many birthdays this year because of all his relatives here, so he has been just waiting and waiting for his big day to finally come. And you gotta love the spit on the cake with the second blow.
It always feels like Gabe's birthday begins the holiday season in our house. Halloween quickly follows, and then the fun doesn't stop until Colin's b-day in April. Woohoo! Party time!
Friday, October 10, 2008
One Word Only
2. Significant other? Scrumptious
3. Your hair? limp
4. Your mother? strong
5. Your father? patient
6. Your favorite thing?beauty
7. Your dream last night? Apocalypse
8. Your favorite drink?milk
9. Your dream/goal?happiness
10. The room you're in? computer
11. Your fear? unresolved
12. Where do you want to be in 6 years?Charlotte
13. Where were you last night? Dwight
14. What you're not? organized
15. Muffins? carbs
16. One of your wish list items? SOLD
17. Where you grew up? desolate
18. The last thing you did? cereal
19. What are you wearing? comfy
20. Your TV? Chad's
21. Your pet?never
22. Your computer? home
23. Your life? changing
24. Your mood?content
25. Missing someone?always
26. Your car?perfect
27. Something you're not wearing?shoes
28. Favorite Store? Target
29. Your summer?waiting
30. Your favorite color? grass
31. When is the last time you laughed? today
32. Last time you cried? yesterday
33. Who will/would re-post this? Chad
34. The place I go over and over? cjane
35. The person who visits me (Regularly)? Mom
36. A favorite fruit? orange
37. A place I would rather be right now? Disneyland
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Hate to tell you Gabe, but it's only the beginning
Thank You Chad
Now James and Roy hate you even more ;)
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
See - Even Oliver loves Aldi

Monday, October 6, 2008
Sunday, October 5, 2008
That kid
Saturday, October 4, 2008
Seriously So Spoiled
It is nine o'clock at night and the downstairs is in perfect order, with a couple of candles lit.
And where is the man responsible for all of this?
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
A Season of Neglect
I wasn't going to start a flower garden at all this year. Then one of our friends had use of a rototiller for a week and asked if we would like to use it, so I figured I might as well take advantage of it, tear up the soil, and just throw some seeds in the ground to tide it over until next year.
Which, after working the soil QUITE a bit, is what I did. I didn't want to get into really mapping out my dream garden just yet, so I planted just a few perennials (flowers that come back every year), and then scattered the seeds of some of my favorite annuals (flowers that only live for one growing season).
This is what it all looked like on May 3rd of this year.
I put in minimal effort through probably the middle of June of so. Very minimal. I watered maybe twice a week. I didn't translate or thin my plants. I hardly ever weeded.
After June, I stopped doing anything altogether.
