Some fellow photographers and I are starting this 30-day challenge for our daily pictures. Today is my day 1 of this challenge and day 254 of 365 for my 2011 project :)
Monthly Archives: September 2011
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I started a daily challenge with some fellow photographers at ClickinMoms and have started to post my daily photo on their joint blog, but I am also going to start posting them here, too. I usually do post many here,… Continue reading
First soccer game of the season…
Both of the girls had a game today, but I am spent and have only edited Avery’s, which was first today. I thought this year she might be a little more assertive, but I’m bummed to say, I was wrong… Continue reading
Five going on fifteen…
I only say that because she acts like a teenager sometimes! She’s so articulate and funny :) We wandered around outside this morning after Avery went to school and before it was 115 degrees outside. Ugh.
Avery’s Owl Project
So, Avery was ready with our recent move to ditch her more childlike room decor for some swankier stuff. So far, we have owls. I don’t know if they’re swanky, but it’s a step in the right direction. We made… Continue reading
Kat Kong
The girls sacrificed their “Mittens” stuffed cat (from the movie Bolt) to Domino. He treats this poor thing like it’s his prey over and over again. What’s more, if you put it on the top of his cat scratching post,… Continue reading
Starting them early!
Avery requested this shirt from Old Navy because it has a camera on it. Now that’s what I call indoctrination :)
Housewarming Party!
Move = last weekend, thrown-together housewarming party = this weekend :) Sangria! All of the kids had blueberry faces — the blueberries were so juicy that they all had purple-stained lips. My mom has these at her house — for… Continue reading
PlayDoh Cupcakery
Ainsley got a cupcake playdoh factory for her birthday. Both of the girls read the age recommendation (which said 3+) and complained that they were MUCH older than 3, and they were TOO old to play with the new set.… Continue reading