Sunday, May 9, 2010
Mother's Day
Posting this from my nifty new iPad that my sweet little boys gave me for Mother's Day. Best wishes to all you moms out there.
Wednesday, February 17, 2010
Oh, Curling
Curling. You temptress you. With your rocks and sweeping. The excited encouragement for the rock as it travels towards the target. The rules that I only partially understand. Curling. I never expected to love you, yet now I'm hopelessly addicted to you.
Ten minutes. That's all it took. Ten minutes was the threshold. Watch it for less than that and it seems boring, even nerdy, and leaves you wondering "is it really a sport?" Watch it for more than that and of course it's a sport - not boring at all - what was I thinking - I LOVE this sport. I wonder if I could learn it. Hmmmm?
Curling!
Ten minutes. That's all it took. Ten minutes was the threshold. Watch it for less than that and it seems boring, even nerdy, and leaves you wondering "is it really a sport?" Watch it for more than that and of course it's a sport - not boring at all - what was I thinking - I LOVE this sport. I wonder if I could learn it. Hmmmm?
Curling!
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Happy Valentine's Day!
I remember loving this holiday when I was a little girl. I always wore something pink (and still do!) My mom gave the best presents too. It was never anything big, just really cool small stuff. My favorite was a heart shaped barrette - red- that was open in the middle so you hair showed through. I still have it.
Having boys has changed the flavor of the holiday for me. We got Simon his favorite series of books so we don't have to keep checking them out from the library (now other children will have a chance to read them.) Isaac is getting a sweet little stuffed hippo that I've had tucked away for a while. That's it, nice and simple - and not very heart-y or pink-y.
Before I go, I want to share one of my favorite things that Simon says. Tonight he wanted Rice Krispeeps. I just love it! You can have all the Krispeeps you want honey.
Having boys has changed the flavor of the holiday for me. We got Simon his favorite series of books so we don't have to keep checking them out from the library (now other children will have a chance to read them.) Isaac is getting a sweet little stuffed hippo that I've had tucked away for a while. That's it, nice and simple - and not very heart-y or pink-y.
Before I go, I want to share one of my favorite things that Simon says. Tonight he wanted Rice Krispeeps. I just love it! You can have all the Krispeeps you want honey.
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