Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take...
but by the moments that take our breath away...


Okay-I am soooo HORRIBLE at keeping in touch with people even though in most instances they live only a short drive away! Here is our way of keeping you up to date with our family. You know-just the everyday stuff....

SAY WHAT?

SAY WHAT?
The world according to "HANK"-as a 3 yr old...our GOOF........BALL
Bronson commented on how big Billy’s breakfast was. Saying he doesn’t need to eat that much. I explained he had a much bigger tummy. He has to eat more to fill it up. Bronson replies.... “And it is also VERY hairy!”

I hurry Bronson to get in his car seat because of a creepy looking man staring at me in the parking lot. When I give the reason why I want him to hurry he says, “Mama, he is staring at you because you are so pretty.” Awwwww!

“Have you ever been to Sleep America? I haven’t been there yet but I would like to go because they have hundreds of mattresses to choose from.”

“We don't say that word. It’s an ugly, yucky word” I said to Bronson after hearing him mutter ‘D*mn it’.
Bronson-"I need to say a prayer and tell Heavenly Father I’m
sorry."
Me-"That’s called repenting."
Bronson-"Daddy needs to do a lot of repenting cuz he always
says naughty words."

“I’m glad we don’t have tarantulas in our house cuz they would crawl up me and bite my tiny little eyebrows off!”

B- “You are pretty Mama. Except for those things all over
your face...moles, freckles? What are those things called?”
Me- “Zits?”
B- “Oh yeah. When you have zits all over your face it looks
pretty ugly.”

Bronson hears a girl say “Free Money”. He exclaims “Free money?! Doesn’t she know money is not free?” Why? I say. “Because free is not a number!”

“I wuv you more than a donut’s teeth”

BREATHTAKING (**pause "What's playin at our house**)

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Enjoying the Fruits of our Labor...well, actually vegetables :)

September of last year we planted a garden, more of a "trial garden" since I do not have a very green thumb. My dad is an avid gardener with a huge garden. It so so fun during the summer to go out and pick tomatoes off the vine, apples, peaches, and all the other yummy things he can grow. We decided to plant from seed carrots, lettuce, green onion, and radishes. We have carefully tended our little seedlings and excitedly watched them grow into vegetables! It is SO COOL to harvest and eat something that you have actually grown!!! I am totally hooked! The kids love to check on the garden, pick weeds, and water. I love continuing the tradition my dad has started and hopefully when our children are grown they will look back with love on these special memories. We want to teach our children to really appreciate and respect nature and all that Mother Earth can give back if we take care of her! We are thinking green!! And trying to do our part to preserve the earth and instill the value of hard work! (Yes, I would consider myself a tree-hugger, not a hippie. And a naturalist-organic and all natural in every way when possible. Yeah! for so many more options out there! And no, I don't do Tofu!) Billy and I hope to someday be almost totally self sufficient. Gardening helps us continue on the path!! Our "trial garden" has expanded! Now we have planted tomato, bell pepper, green beans, onion, squash, zucchini, cucumber, watermelon, cantaloupe & strawberries!

3 comments:

Frolicking Night Owl said...

way to go evans family!!

AudyCamp said...

wow that's impressive! I cant hardly keep an indoor plant alive!

♥ Natalie said...

Way to go, guys!!! That WAS a HUGE radish. Your kiddos look so excited and so proud! And they should be.