Wednesday, September 30, 2009
workforce
Before we left our home in Sandpoint, ID Ameila would call the drivers PS's. We weren't sure what she was talking about at first. We inquired a little more and then she called the driver "the brown dude". Oh Amelia you make me laugh every day. I guess in a round about way I am now a PS's.
Our little cookie girl
It reminds me of when I was younger about eighteen or so. I was at a activity at a lake with friends, and smeared a normal Oreo all over my mouth and proceed to tell everyone how sociable Oreo's are in crowds, because they turn your teeth black. I did have a picture of it but can't find it (wink, wink). Anyway, nothing huge happening so hope all is well. Jason
Thursday, September 24, 2009
Coooool
On another note this morning I had a Hostess Zinger, that I bought last night on sale(curse you Zinger) . It made me miss Sandpoint, ID. When Amelia was younger about eighteen months I'd say. Every so often I would go to the dump in the truck, and with my trusty dog Ella. I would stop at the Pack River store. To buy a drink, or a treat. I bought A Zinger to help me keep Amelia awake, so that she didn't fall asleep in the car seat, If she even did for a half second she would not lay down again any where else. She was a big fan ever since.
Now every thing has changed, for a moment It made me very home sick. In fact this does not help writing about it.
During my motorcycle rides I would try to cherish every moment, take in every sight and smell, as if I would not see it again. I do miss very much my time there. I am grateful for my friends and some times family that I miss the most. I haven't missed the snow yet.
I am enjoying my experience here in Austin, meeting new people and places. Renewing relationships with my family. For Taeya to be able to follow her dreams. I am proud, yes I said proud, of her accomplishments.
For all those friends, that I consider family of Sandpoint, ID I say thank you for the memories. Jason
Sunday, September 20, 2009
Amelia at 3 1/2 Years Old
Amelia has adjusted really well to living in Austin. She doesn't seem to mind the small apartment, mainly because there is a playground close to the building and a really big park nearby. She also still seems to find plenty of room to play with her sister and her new legos.
We sure love you Amelia!! Thanks for being such a great kid!
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
"Super Cool"
Monday, September 14, 2009
Quick note
Sunday, September 13, 2009
Aliza--4 Months
She loves to talk to Mom and Dad and to stick out her tongue. We love her great blue eyes, and we think that they may be turning green.
She loves to suck on her fingers, and yes, watch TV. When we turn her the other way so that she can't see the screen, she will wiggle her way around so that she can see it.
She loves to suck on her blanket, and just recently, her binky.
She loves to hang out and try to stay cool.
And of course, she loves her big Sister!
All and all, she is such a great baby. She is trying to roll over, and she is very close to making it! She cries when she is tired, but most of the time, she is pretty happy. She is still working on sleeping through the night, and we all pray that she will figure that one out soon! We love you Aliza!
Saturday, September 5, 2009
Hook'em horns
The Sea of burnt orange.
That is the other side of the stadium. Where the picture is taken Is 47 rows up, great seats. I wish I could take a panoramic picture This place is huge. It was fun followed by some BBQ you can't go wrong.
Friday, September 4, 2009
WalMart
Tonight, I had something I needed to return to WalMart (yes, we brought it all the way from Sandpoint), and so off we went.
We pulled in to the parking lot and parked close to a truck pulling a boat; I didn't even give it a second thought. We went in to the store, and other than all of the Texas Longhorns gear, it was just like the Sandpoint WalMart. I actually started getting homesick for the first time! We didn't see anyone we knew. It really struck me that we weren't going to walk outside and drive home to our house.
I guess we really did spend a lot of time at WalMart, it really was like a second home! After thinking about Sandpoint the entire time we were in the store, it made me smile when we came out, and a Subaru had parked next to us!
Wednesday, September 2, 2009
In the day of 31 year old
I retain my machine and go through the routine. Press the start button, and feel like I should hang around for a minute. It is a good thing I did, well you can make up your own mind. Right off the bat clothes get jambed in the door and the drum. I can't open the door because it is locked. The washers are front loaders so the water was flying every where. Aliza in hand, Amelia asking me why the machine is acting funny, not sure what to do. I grab a chair slid it over and placed my foot on the door. Amelia, well what do I say was up to what little girls do. All over the place, climbing things, dragging chairs, playing in the water all over the floor, and even helping me hold the door shut with her little foot. I didn't mind, I realized I was going to be there for a few minutes. I just didn't know how Aliza would take it just sitting there. Thankfully she spent her time watching Amelia. Well for the last ten minutes Amelia was curled up on my legs stretched out. I was holding Aliza on top of Amelia, water was flying everywhere. Sorry I don't have picture if I only had five arms. The best part was the other people that came in. Very few of the people speak English. So a little awkward, in my desperate attempt to explain the situation. It was futile to explain, mostly just nodded and went about their business. That is about it I just thought it was funny. Stay posted for a possible reenactment photo.