Today was spent cutting and tying fleece blankets for Capitol Area Hospice. Dozens of women spent hours working on them. Final tally: 20 down, 180 to go.
54 Month Clinic - 4 1/2 Years in Remission
11 years ago
Today was spent cutting and tying fleece blankets for Capitol Area Hospice. Dozens of women spent hours working on them. Final tally: 20 down, 180 to go.
Decided to try these cute little sliders for dinner tonight. The kids thought they were great and especially loved that the burgers were really Keebler Grasshopper cookies, the buns vanilla wafers, and the ketchup and mustard frosting. They're very excited to play a fun April Fools' joke on their classmates tomorrow. Hehe...we're so sneaky.
For the first time since starting this Project 365, I'm starting to feel really stretched by it. It seems like my pictures are all the same and most of days are a lot like the one before and the one after it, and there's not all that much interesting going on. Sorry if it's a bore; I'll try to plan some really exciting outings soon. Since it's Monday, our house was filled to the brim with friends all afternoon, so yet again here's a picture of some of them jumping on the trampoline on a beautiful Spring day.
I have to admit here that I am a total slacker. I somehow made it through the day without taking a single photo, so here's a cute one of Ellie from a few days ago. After learning about Asia in preschool she was really excited to try eating her dinner with chopsticks. Surprisingly she was much more adept at it than most of her older siblings.
After canceling our plans and waiting around our house for TWO full days for Verizon to come fix our phones they still have yet to arrive and have yet to let us talk to a real person. Grrrrr. Then Sears informs us that there's nothing they can do to help us with our fridge. They can come fix it...again, but it's far from qualifying as a lemon. Another 2 weeks without a fridge. Grrrr.
The trusty dove residing in Spencer's windowsill has laid another egg.