A picture of my sister and I, I do believe I am the one on the right, but I could be wrong!
And Andrew:
Boat Building with Colin
11 years ago
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
My carbon copy!
I love how Andrew takes after me, finally got a child of mine that you can look and tell we are related!
A picture of my sister and I, I do believe I am the one on the right, but I could be wrong!
And Andrew:
A picture of my sister and I, I do believe I am the one on the right, but I could be wrong!
And Andrew:
Saturday, June 26, 2010
Silly Andrew
Andrew is so different from both of the other 2 boys. He is happy like Alex was as a baby/toddler but he is also extremely active. His physical skills are better than many of Aidan's!
He decided he wanted to wear Alex's boxer shorts, so he put them on all by himself.
Playing with Mr Potato Head
He decided he wanted to wear Alex's boxer shorts, so he put them on all by himself.
Playing with Mr Potato Head
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
"oh my God"
This is Aidan's newest phrase. I know it isn't PC or anything, but I can't help but love it! And as you notice, his little brother picked it up too.
Friday, May 28, 2010
Garden-May 28, 2010
I took new pictures today.
Squash-was growing really well but I pulled out a few of the plants to give it all more room to grow and think that may not have been a good idea. They don't seem to be producing near as much now and not looking as pretty. We will see in a few weeks. There are 2 cucumber plants in with the squash plants and I think they may be taking over as they are doing really well, so that could be the problem, who knows!
Bell Pepper plants-I've been thinking about pruning a few of these out as well to make more room but am afraid to mess up a good thing. We have tons of bell peppers growing, although I'm afraid they may be too heavy for the plants so need to figure something out soon, as to whether I want to get some kind of support for them and even what the best thing would be to get:
Pumpkin plants--These just sprouted up. I am hoping that we have some nice, good sized pumpkins in time for Fall/Halloween:
Watermelon/cucumber--This is the biggest bed we have and it has been taken over very quickly! The watermelon vines are everywhere and I do believe they will be all over the yard soon enough :) I have about 1/2 cucumber plants and 1/2 watermelon plants in here. The watermelon plants have a few flowers on them already, hoping we get some good sized melons out of the plants before the growing season is over.
Tomato plants-we have a ton of tomatoes on the plants, 1 just started turning red, can't wait for the rest to finish ripening!
The topsy Turvy fell one day-it just wasn't strong enough to hold all that dirt/water where we had it hanging so it is gone. We still have the other upside down one but it doesn't seem to grow near as well as the ones we have in planters. It isn't near as leafy or have any offshoots like the other 2 do.
Here is the biggest tomato plant:
And the smaller one--I think we need to get a support for this one but I'm afraid we would damage the roots. This one hasn't grown near as tall as the other, wonder if it is b/c it is in a smaller bucket or what.
So that's the majority of our garden. One section of flowers died--I think I overwatered them, who knows. The other flowers are doing fairy well. I did decide to prune the lilies and that was apparantly not a good idea b/c now they have no flowers on them and haven't for over a month.
I now have a better idea of what we will do next year to have a better setup. I think we are definitely sticking with the watermelon and cucumber, going to still do the bell pepper plants but will do less of them-maybe 6-7 plants total, and 4-5 squash plants total. Edward wants me to do some carrots so I will look into that. I would really like to plant a few plant trees--mainly apple and pear but I don't have the patience to wait several years for them to produce, plus I am hoping to not live here in 5 yrs!
Squash-was growing really well but I pulled out a few of the plants to give it all more room to grow and think that may not have been a good idea. They don't seem to be producing near as much now and not looking as pretty. We will see in a few weeks. There are 2 cucumber plants in with the squash plants and I think they may be taking over as they are doing really well, so that could be the problem, who knows!
Bell Pepper plants-I've been thinking about pruning a few of these out as well to make more room but am afraid to mess up a good thing. We have tons of bell peppers growing, although I'm afraid they may be too heavy for the plants so need to figure something out soon, as to whether I want to get some kind of support for them and even what the best thing would be to get:
Pumpkin plants--These just sprouted up. I am hoping that we have some nice, good sized pumpkins in time for Fall/Halloween:
Watermelon/cucumber--This is the biggest bed we have and it has been taken over very quickly! The watermelon vines are everywhere and I do believe they will be all over the yard soon enough :) I have about 1/2 cucumber plants and 1/2 watermelon plants in here. The watermelon plants have a few flowers on them already, hoping we get some good sized melons out of the plants before the growing season is over.
Tomato plants-we have a ton of tomatoes on the plants, 1 just started turning red, can't wait for the rest to finish ripening!
The topsy Turvy fell one day-it just wasn't strong enough to hold all that dirt/water where we had it hanging so it is gone. We still have the other upside down one but it doesn't seem to grow near as well as the ones we have in planters. It isn't near as leafy or have any offshoots like the other 2 do.
Here is the biggest tomato plant:
And the smaller one--I think we need to get a support for this one but I'm afraid we would damage the roots. This one hasn't grown near as tall as the other, wonder if it is b/c it is in a smaller bucket or what.
So that's the majority of our garden. One section of flowers died--I think I overwatered them, who knows. The other flowers are doing fairy well. I did decide to prune the lilies and that was apparantly not a good idea b/c now they have no flowers on them and haven't for over a month.
I now have a better idea of what we will do next year to have a better setup. I think we are definitely sticking with the watermelon and cucumber, going to still do the bell pepper plants but will do less of them-maybe 6-7 plants total, and 4-5 squash plants total. Edward wants me to do some carrots so I will look into that. I would really like to plant a few plant trees--mainly apple and pear but I don't have the patience to wait several years for them to produce, plus I am hoping to not live here in 5 yrs!
Alex's preschool graduation
Alex had his last day of preschool week before last and they had a little ceremony where all of the kids sang a few songs for all of the parents. Alex sang along with a few but then decided to pout-I think b/c the boy next to him was pouting so he copied him.
Alex and his teacher, Mrs Barron, and the teacher's aide, Mrs Franklin:
At the preschool program:
My neice, Madelyne, she is in the pink shirt:
Alex and his teacher, Mrs Barron, and the teacher's aide, Mrs Franklin:
At the preschool program:
My neice, Madelyne, she is in the pink shirt:
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Aidan's burn
Last week I had the washing machine moved so that we could gather all of the socks that had fallen behind there. I had forgotten the dryer was running and Aidan leaned up against the backside of it and ended up with a 2nd degree burn on his arm. It looked awful but is healing rather nicely now. Not sure if it will scar but the pediatrician seems to think it will.
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