That may be a little extreme, but I'm very into making headbands and hair things for girls right now. Here are a few more I have made. They are still not exactly what I'm striving for, but I'm getting closer. I gave crocheting another try, and had greater success this time around, so I was very happy to complete the crocheted headbands. What does everyone think so far? Be honest-but not too honest:-)
We stare in awe and wonder at the billions of twinkling lights, using all our focus to preserve the memory of each one. An impossible task, but we accept the challenge; we live for the challenge.~Roxanne
Sunday, May 31, 2009
More from the headband addict
Lake-time again (FINALLY!!)
Grillin' and Chillin'
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
We're going on a bear hunt (we're gonna catch a big one!)....

.....We're not scared!!
Lines from a book I read to the kids all the time :-) I happened to catch something black out of the corner of my eye this morning out our dining room window and turned to see a bear roaming the edge of our backyard. I picked up my phone and dialed my neighbor, Kenna, who answered and when I said there was a bear in the backyard, she ran to the window and said "two bears in the backyard!" We both snapped some photos before they wandered into the next yards. At first I thought they were two bear cubs, but it seems that it might be a Mother bear with her one cub. We think they may frequent our area, especially given the bear trouble we had last Fall. August and Alyssa were home to witness them, and they were so suprised!
Monday, May 25, 2009
We did it!!
What is it exactly that we did, you ask? We took Matthew, August, Alyssa and Reagan to Little Si and we hiked to the top of it!!! It was amazing-I was soooo proud of my kids for completing the hike, and the views from the top were awesome. The top was a cliff, so it isn't something you would want to do with a child who runs off, but our children did great. The hike is 2.3 miles each way, which may not sound like very far, but when you are scaling round a mountain and dealing with many steep areas, it was quite the hike. I would recommend this hike ideally for August's age and up, but our little Alyssa was a trooper. The scenery is breath-taking and something I really can't describe, other than it feels like you are traveling through a forest lush and green with moss and plants and trees and rocks towering above you with tops so tall you can't see them. Too cool! Hike it if you ever get the chance:-)
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Memorial Sunday
Home-made headbands
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