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Monday, May 18, 2009
I stole this from Heidi. Thanks Heidi! Love it!
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Sunday, May 17, 2009
Sorry I have been in blog hibernation. Not much has been happening in our world but here are a couple of things....
On Feb 9th I took Evan to the doc due to a nasty bump on his head. He and Miles were playing around the night before and Evan hit his head on the wall. That night Ryan had put the boys to bed (I went to a meeting) and he said Evan was acting normal so I didn't worry about the bump until the next day. He came home from school a little out of it, pale and feverish. We went straight to the doctor. Once we got there I was signing in Evan looked up at me said "mom" in just that way that I knew I needed to act fast. I turned around and grabbed the closest garbage can and yes right there in the lobby he threw up. I felt so bad for him. The doc checked him out and didn't like how he was responding, he couldn't follow his finger or the light, he was slow in answering the doc's questions and throwing up so he ordered a CT scan. Now I was nervous. He also had a ear infection which was causing the fever. Pour little man was miserable. Luckily the CT scan did not show any fluid of any sort in his brain, he just had a slight concussion. I have a feeling with three active boys I will be well known at the doc and the radiologist's offices.
Here's Evan's bump a month later, I forgot to get a picture of it when it was really nasty looking.
Later on at the end of Feb Ryan decided it was time to get Evan ready for the summer by taking off his training wheels and having him practicing riding big kids style. Ryan took him up to a near by parking lot and he took off, just like that, no help. Just a few falls but he got right back on and kept going. We started him off on a smaller bike which he is now doing tricks and wheelies on so we are trying out a bigger bike that some friend across the street gave us. It's orange and he loves it.
Miles is happy that he gets to graduate to the two wheeler with training wheels!
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Saturday, April 4, 2009
A few weekends back we took another Saturday trip, Ryan wanted to go to Fry's so we played a little at the lake and park before heading home.
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My little trouble maker!
At least he sometimes cleans them up after throwing them out to sit in the drawer
He really wanted to come downstairs with me
Yes, he's a climber. I had to move the boys desk since he would climb on it to get to mine
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As of today Miles wants to be a farmer guy when he grows up and Evan wants to be a firefighter.
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Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Did everyone go into hibernation for the winter? It's Spring (even though it doesn't feel like it), wake up and start posting! What's going on in your world???
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Monday, March 23, 2009
A few weekends ago we decided to get out so Ryan took us to a bakery in Sultan. It was kind of far to go just for breakfast (when we could have just gone to my fav Maltby Cafe) but it was fun and really good food! After breakfast we went down by the river to throw rocks. It felt good to get some fresh air and let the boys play.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
I am serving in the Young Women in our ward and I get the opportunity to do Personal Progress again! You can help me with one of my value experience goals. For all you wonderful mother's out there......
What do you think are important attributes for being a mother?
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Wednesday, February 4, 2009
A new favorite commercial.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=09Fs8cbV8lM
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Monday, January 19, 2009
This last weekend Ryan went snow camping with the Elders Quorum, well at least 5 or 6 of them. He said it was cold but beautiful. After looking at these pictures I am sure glad I was home warm in my bed even though I had a coughing 103.7 degree kid sleeping with me (he tried to sleep and I stayed awake worrying).
Dean as you know you are a bit more ok a lot more adventurous than I (as most people are) but when you fall into that frozen lake/pond please don't let my husband drowned with you, since he will try to save you. See the link below.... I just have one question. Did you remember that you have a wife and kids when you climbed out there?Andrea I hope you have life insurance on this guy! :)
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Wednesday, January 14, 2009
For my Birthday (a couple of weeks ago) we went to my favorite restaurant Maltby Cafe and had breakfast with our good friends Kerri and Enoch. Then we spent the rest of the day kicking back, playing rock band and letting the kids play. It was a good relaxing day.
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For New Years Eve we had a pajama party. It was a lot of fun! We ate breakfast of coffee cake, company potatoes, fruit, cider, hot cocoa and a ton of goodies including Oreo truffles that Karissa made. We had a blast playing Rock Band II. We did miss our awesome drummers though (Val and Andy). Our band wasn't complete with our out-of-towners not there! 
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The newest addition to our family
Caison Daniel Robinson
(for those of you who don' t know - my sister Janae's baby)
December 10th at 9:21am. He weighed in at 8 lbs. 15.4 oz. and just over 21 inches long.
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Okay so I am still catching up...
Yearly Christmas agenda:
-Wake up way to early to see what Santa brought us
-Open presents
-Play with new toys while mom is getting breakfast ready which usually includes a sweet breakfast bread of some sort, company potatoes and hot cocoa.
-Go to great grandma Hale's to visit; grandmas aunts, uncles and cousins (we always forget to take pictures there) and have a late lunch
-Go to grandpa and grandma Carter's to have family exchange gifts, more visiting, eat more and have fun. This year we played mom & dad's new game of catch phrase which is not like the older versions. It is a phrase now and not just a word so its a little more difficult but non the less we still ended laughing so hard that we cried.
-Go home and get crying kids into bed (crying due to exhaustion and wanting to play with new toys)
-Mom and dad plop into bed glad that the Christmas presents are over with but sad that there didn't seem to be enough time to study and reflect on the Savior like we wanted to.
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