Friday, October 31, 2008
Saturday, September 13, 2008
Her Baby
The other day, we got a lot of vegetables from Leslie's parents. Molly really loves zucchini. She picked up a big one and started to pack it around. She called it her baby. She would take it to bed with her and rock it to sleep. Then one day before dinner, she told us that she was hungry, and she started to take bites out of her baby.
We said to her, "wasn't that your baby?" and like Molly always seems to point out the most obvious things to us, she said, "You guys, that can't be a baby, it is a zucchini." Duh!
First Day of School
Hello everyone,
I am sorry about the big gap between posts, we have been so busy. Molly is now going to school, and she loves it. She was so cute on her first day. Both Leslie and I took her to her class, and she was a bit scared. She met some really nice cute little girls who welcomed her in, and she now talks about them all of the time. She loves to go to PE, Computers, and Music. She told me about one day when she was playing on the merry-go-round with her friends, and it started to go really fast. Molly and all of her little buddies started to say "Holy Shit." It was really hard for me to not bust out laughing when she told me that. She now knows that she should not say words like that, but it was very funny. 
Friday, July 18, 2008
Great Basin is pretty great
We went to Great Basin National Park earlier this week for some camping. It was really nice to get away from some of the stress that our new house is giving us. First, Leslie got pretty scared on the narrow road up to our campground as it wound around the mountains for a while, finally ending up at an elevation of almost 10,000 ft. 
When we woke up the next morning, we went on a tour of Lehman Caves. Molly and Austin liked it mostly. They both clung on pretty tight when the tour guide wanted to show us how dark the inside of a cave really is. She only shut the lights off for a second so there was no crying...... me or the kids. 
We took some pictures, but they really do not do it justice. That place is absolutely amazing. From there we climbed back up to our campground for some lunch then some butterfly catching for about an hour. Then we all geared up for a hike that would lead us around 2 mountain lakes. The hike was around 3 miles, and we stopped quite a few times to take some pictures, admire the views, and rest a bit. Molly only wanted to be carried the last couple of tenths of the hike. She is in really great shape. 3 miles is a long way for 4 year-old legs to go. After it started to rain on us, we decided to just head home instead of stay another night. It is pretty nice that we live relatively close. 
Thursday, July 17, 2008
Happy Birthday .... Tiger
Sunday, July 6, 2008
4th of July Weekend
We had such a blast over the 4th of July weekend. The parade in Eureka was excellent as you can tell by the candy bowl that Molly has. She also had a great time in the foot races where she came in just out of the money for her age group. She also got 37 nickels in the nickel scramble. It was also great for us as we got to go mullet watching. Check out the Mississippi Mudflaps, Camaro Hair, Kentucky Waterfall, Shorty Longback. Well, that one was the best one of the bunch. I tried to imitate it later as we all dressed up, I just ended up looking like the lead singer from Alabama. If you could not tell, Molly looked just like Hannah Montana. Molly also had a blast as she played on Dirt Mountain (A bunch of dirt that had been moved in preparation for our foundation for our new house). Check out how dirty she was. She would roll down the little
hill, and dust would just fly everywhere.
The fourth of July in Eureka really is the best celebration around.
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