Saturday, July 26, 2008

We have to get a new camera so until then, you get to enjoy the pictures from the past. It is always fun to see what we were like in the past.

Monday, July 21, 2008

Fun pictures of the past








Pictures from Wyoming




These are pictures of my home state of Wyoming. Hopefully next year we'll take a trip out west.

Friday, July 11, 2008

OUR SOLDIER!



This is Nick, our soldier in Iraq. We have been writing him since last November. He is a great guy. His family lives in NY and he has 4 children. He does some cool things there ( if I tell ya I'll have to kill you) if you can guess you get a prize-(I'll call you the smart one). Everyone should sign up and get their own soldier to write. It is a great pick me up for them and us. The kids get to ask him question about all kinds of stuff. The kids even sometimes draw him pictures and we send them in the mail. He always writes back. The kids get excited when they see he has answered their questions. Thomas loves to ask him about Star Wars and things he did when he was a boy. It is great fun to read about him, he is like an Uncle to them. It's fun to get email from him telling about what he is up to and about what it is like there, right now it gets up to 110-120! Now that is hot! We just email and that is how easy it is! I challenge you all to do it!

How to get our own SOLDIER

Simply click on the “adopt a soldier here” link on our home page: http://www.adoptaussoldier.org/. Fill out your registration form, being sure to include your complete email address correctly so we can connect you with a soldier. After you register, the system puts you into a “validating” group and you will be sent an email with instructions on how to validate. Once validated, you have access to the forum and other features on the site. All you do next is WAIT for the AAUSS volunteers to send your soldier information via your email. This is the perfect time to visit the forum (“join the community”), and how to send and what to send areas of the site!

Sunday, July 6, 2008

Our Boston Trip
















The guys that lived here must have been tiny or, maybe my kids are just HUGE!





















Quincy Market is a famous place here-lots of food to be had!
This day they even had FREE HUGS-crazy people!





















Be careful, don't eat too much here or you could go home like this guy!

The Freedom Trail
















Our family went on the Freedom Trail in Boston. You follow this brick trail it takes you all over. You see Paul Reviver's home, some churches, grave yards, all kinds of fun! You might be lucky enough to see Ben Franklin. (yes, even Mary liked it-i have proof she was there-her legs)








The Red Coats are a commin' !
















Don't worry! I'm just as big as the Red Coats, I'll take them down with one hit! I'll use the Kristen Special. Thomas and Lukas are good at fighting they'll take the little guys. Madie and I'll get the rest. It'll be easy, just like another day at our house:)
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The Rebels are here!

The Rebels are here, no worries! They'll take the Red Coats. Thank goodness.

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