“ For most people, July 17th, 2009, a 90 F day in a crowded Disneyland park, is their idea of torture. Though for a Disneyland geek such as myself, this is the “”day of days”” to go to Disneyland. It … Continue reading →
“ I don’t know why, but apparently this is the year the Lord has decided to show us exactly how big our family is, and it is BIG!!! Today we went to my Aunt Maren’s house for a Jacobs/Knute family … Continue reading →
“Yesterday (6/27/09)we went to Crystal Cove State Park, it was a fun trip. For $10 a car we got lots of sand and waves. AJ enjoyed the sand very much, but he didn’t like the waves at all. I guess … Continue reading →
“So Tuesday night I decided to experiment with making my own noodles. (Earlier in the day I had made bread, which I do semi-regularly. I say this to explain that I am a modestly experienced baker.) I have fond memories … Continue reading →
“It should come as no shock to any of the readers of this blog that we are a bunch of wannabe country bumpkins. I say wannabe, because lets face it, if I really had to survive out on my own … Continue reading →
“This week marked AJ’s official 18 month check up. AJ is really average it turns out 48% for weight and 50% height. I don’t think you can get more in the bulls-eye than that. AJ like helping these days, but … Continue reading →
“Today we got up really early (4:30 am early) and made our way to the Fontana Days 5K Run. Only we most just jogged or walked it, but we did go the whole 3.1 Miles. AJ did not like Ronald: … Continue reading →
“A few days before Christmas this year we got a very big box. Denise was very happy about this box, but nothing happened with the box… That is until Saturday when Denise was happy to hear I had absolutely no … Continue reading →
“I just have to admit there is one thing that I find really difficult about motherhood… waiting with AJ. (And this is not what I thought it would be when I thought ahead to motherhood.) Once upon a time I … Continue reading →
Ok, so in 1881 a small mining town named Calico was established. The early settlers of Calico were hard working people, but they were not very good at achieving their true destiny. It wouldn’t be until an enterprising man named … Continue reading →
