This week is my birthday week.
We had been planning on doing something fun today to celebrate, BUT... last night Zach had a fever.
Today it was worse.
I stayed home all day with Zach (and his fever) while Kate and Adam enjoyed the beach and the Sawdust Festival.
He forgot to take pictures.
We have no babysitter tonight because who wants to babysit a sickie?
**Not anyone I know.
Adam is out with both kids right now shopping for my present. I am home doing laundry and planning my grocery trip.
Also, I am feeling a little sorry for myself.
There...I said it.
But I'll try to make the best of it. Maybe I'll hit up the Redbox at the grocery store and have a micro-date with Adam tonight.
And maybe we can convince a few people to come over tomorrow for World Cup Cupcakes?
We shall see...
Life doesn't always go as planned.
**This statement is false
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Friday, July 9, 2010
Surf Shots
For years Adam has been wanting a waterproof camera so he and his friends can get good surfing pictures. I finally gave in and got him one for Father's Day a few weeks ago. (It was on sale at Costco!) I totally surprised him. He was kind of like a kid on Christmas. Here are some of the pics he and his friend took on their first day out with the camera.
From the Beach
Here is our view from the shore. As Katelyn would say, it was a "coldy day". Hence the runny noses. Katelyn found a teeny tiny purse while sifting through the sand. She's holding it in her picture. It was her beach treasure. Then there's baby Zach making the classic baby bird face, hoping something yummy might fall in.
the end
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
To My Watch
Dear watch,
I miss you. Remember when I bought you? Robinson's May was going out of business. I got you for a great price. I thought you were beautiful. Then you were stolen. Probably by the same person who got my iPod. Sometimes I forget about you, but then I see this pictures and I notice you on my left wrist, where you always used to be. I liked you a lot. I'm pretty bugged that someone would take you from me. It has been about two years now and I still haven't replaced you. I keep hoping you will show up unexpectedly one day. I think that's why I've been holding out. In the meantime, I have been wearing my timex running watch. But I am afraid it looks sort of lame to wear a running watch when you're not running. Especially at church. So I'm beginning to think it is time to move on. I'm just afraid my new watch won't be as nice as you were. Or as cheap. Either way, I will always love you.
Dana
I miss you. Remember when I bought you? Robinson's May was going out of business. I got you for a great price. I thought you were beautiful. Then you were stolen. Probably by the same person who got my iPod. Sometimes I forget about you, but then I see this pictures and I notice you on my left wrist, where you always used to be. I liked you a lot. I'm pretty bugged that someone would take you from me. It has been about two years now and I still haven't replaced you. I keep hoping you will show up unexpectedly one day. I think that's why I've been holding out. In the meantime, I have been wearing my timex running watch. But I am afraid it looks sort of lame to wear a running watch when you're not running. Especially at church. So I'm beginning to think it is time to move on. I'm just afraid my new watch won't be as nice as you were. Or as cheap. Either way, I will always love you.
Dana
Monday, May 31, 2010
Memorial Day
I am sort of confused by the new Blogger post editor thingymahooha. I can't get it to arrange my pics the way I want, so I simply did the same thing for them all: HUGE!
For Memorial Day we went to one of our favorite places...Laguna Beach. I wish I were a decent photographer, and I could capture some of the beauty of this town. I tried, though, and here are a few shots I took of Laguna today. Laguna is a beautiful town. It has a creative, artsy vibe, which I love. It reminds me of the NorCal town where I went to college...but more beautiful and with a beach. The downtown has golden fire hydrants, hand-painted parking meters, London-style phone booths, and plenty of art, statues and unique shops.
Residential:
More residential. There was a gap between these two houses. This pic gives you an idea of the view.
Taking a little path to a secret beach. Shhhh!
Playing soccer in the grass.
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