Monday, March 31, 2008

Omie and Papa Brown




Jays mom and dad came to visit the other day its, been a few weeks since they have seen the kids,so they came for a late night visit ( not to my liking). When we were in NY we bought Mackenzie the cutest pair of cowboy boots and she decided that she wanted to model them half naked (with dipaer) while she was takin her horse for a ride. I promise she has a a diaper on and she isnt totally nakee like she looks. Harper enjoyed getting all his sugar stolen, and by the end of the night was very ready for his crib.
Harper is becoming such the little goof ball. He is all smiles all the time, and we caught him in action the other night, he thinks its really funny when i say hey mammas big boy, and he smiles and then buries his head in my shoulder, its the cutest.



Yard Work

So here are the before pictures of our garden. We..well Jay pretty much got out there and tilled it and put compost down so we could get to planting! He must have wanted a laugh so he made me try and rototill ( i cant spell it) the dirt. As you can see I look pretty ridicilous.



















By the time Jay was done tilling it, it looked like this...
MUCH better huh?? we'll keep you updated on our progress...

Saturday, March 29, 2008

Have you seen this??

This is our new favorite movie. If you havent seen it go watch it!!

There were some pretty good quotes from the movie, here are some of my fav's..


1. Love is not a feeling, Mr. Burns. It's an ability.

2. There's rightness in our wrongness.

just go look at the trailer for the movie :) http://www.imdb.com/video/trailer/me60997838/

So funny, and Steve Carell is my favorite, oh!! and we cant wait for the office to start!!





















The Moms' Club

The book I am currently reading is called, Moms' Club Diaries. Here is a paragraph from it that i thought you Moms might enjoy, even those that dont have kids yet, im sure you will understand it some day.

"As a mother, I wasnt given a handbook telling me the steps I needed to take to become succesful. All day, I'm in the company of someone whose sole purpose sometimes seems to undo what i've done, to sometimes quite literally pee in my reaction. At the end of the day, theres no group of collegues to toast my success. There will never be a moment when a committe of well-dressed professionals shakes my hand and tells me that I'm finished, that I passed, never mind a piece of paper with my name on it to put in a fancy frame. But I'm grateful thats there's no diploma for motherhood. It's not a task to be completed, not a set of hoops to jump through. I'm gratfeul not just because it's eternal, but because it's far to important."