First Blog

Here we are with our first blog. I guess we are jumping on the bandwagon. We hope to log in our life this summer. Thank you for joining us on our ride.

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My little moments

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I love my little moments of quiet when I can watch them peacefully dream. My son Brayden has always had a creative imagination. We have to be careful to what we watch because he freaks out and gets scared very easily. Clay was watching the new show V and Brayden was downstairs with him playing with his new cars. I tell him that he needs to come to bed. He grabs my leg and holds on tight all the way up the stairs and tells me he is scared. Then I can't leave his side when he uses the restroom. I tuck him in and he covers his head with the blankets. I have to burrow his face out so he can breathe. That is what you see above. Lyndee is such a little cutie! She loves the color pink. Under neath the fleece throw is pinkness. She said she did not want black on her bed and I told her that she needed to be warm so this is it! Her room is the coldest and I feel for her. My little one does not sleep a full deep sleep at night enough as it is. Very light sleeper! Okay..so .I told my hus...
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Only in....

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Rigby, would you see a lamb on a leash waiting in line for a snow cone. Of course with his owner.  I asked my nephew what kind of dog that was. He responded, "I don't know." I thought it was goat. But Lyndee KNEW that it was a lamb. She asked me if she could pet but I said it was up to the owner. Here she is loving on it. Of course, here is Brayden that needed to get a picture with lamb as he was petting it too. My nephew petted it but wasn't too keen on a picture. Maybe some other time. This made me almost want a lamb if they stayed that small. Still thinking about a goat though.....I would put it totally in my neighbor's yard so I don't get stuck with all those nasty weeds in my nice green grass.  
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