Showing posts with label car. Show all posts
Showing posts with label car. Show all posts

8/8/25

A Summer Mix

A Summer Mix
These days I don't have one specific thing to post.  It's usually a mixture of things that I've captured of the boys, an insect, or Lord knows what else.  I'm not as snap happy as I once was, which is sad to think about.  It's not that I don't care, I just think that I'…

4/1/24

Spring Has Sprung

Spring Has Sprung
Finally, some decent weather to enjoy with our loved ones.  Coming out of winter and the temps getting higher makes this mama happy.  Simply because we are no longer in hibernation and the kids don't feel so bored or depressed being trapped inside.  It's definitely a happier time of the yea…

6/29/15

New Car Owners Again!

New Car Owners Again!
We had one car that was mine and 17 years old.  Yes, 17.  Aaron came to me the other day and said I'm not sure how much longer this car is going to last, even after taking care of it for so long (there was something going wrong with it, I think).  This worried me a little bit.  It's the wor…

8/12/14

Singing (and such)

Singing (and such)
I realized that I haven't done too many videos of the boys.  Pictures can only tell a little bit of the story.  Video says it all.  So, without further ado, I present the boys performing, "If You're Happy and You Know It" (their own version). Part 1: Part 2: Liam cleaning: Liam t…

12/4/12

Lights Under Louisville

Lights Under Louisville
I wanted to do something with the kids that involved Christmas lights before Christmas sprung on us.  I remember going to Graceland Church with my mom when I was younger and thinking how exciting it was to drive around to see all the lights while listening to Andy Williams' big holiday hit &quo…

8/12/11

two years of blessings

two years of blessings
Two years ago today I gave birth to the most perfect human being.  He was beautiful, and he looked so much like Landon we he was born - dimple in his chin and all.  The first thing Landon said to everyone who came to see us in the hospital was, "That's my baby brother!".  As he would …