The kiddos and I drove out with my parents to spend time with the California clan and I watched my sister's kiddos while she was at girl's camp.
This is where I grew up and have great memories from there. But when I go back now, that's all I have. Memories. Nothing is the same. It's kind of weird. 10 years ago is when we moved from there. And so much happened after moving. And it's even harder to grasp around the concept that I am 10 years older!! And babies that i knew are all old, which means I am old!! Time is just crazy!! Some times I still really feel like I am 17 still and this was a wake up call. Time keeps going and there are always changes.
We made it home safe and sound. The kiddos had fevers while we were traveling and are still recovering. The sink was plugged and we had sewer water in the sink when we got home. Today I am waiting for the plumber and blogging while I wait.
We had a great time and it is always fun to be with family!!
Friday, July 30, 2010
Monday, July 12, 2010
California here we come!!
Tomorrow the kiddos and I are driving with my parents to california! We will be gone for nearly 3 weeks!! It will be so fun to be able to play with cousins and go swimming every day!!
After the first week of being there Brad has 5 days off and is flying out!!!! It will be so nice to have a vacation!! We have some good plans in the works. It will be great but I think we will definetely miss the Idaho cool evenings.
After the first week of being there Brad has 5 days off and is flying out!!!! It will be so nice to have a vacation!! We have some good plans in the works. It will be great but I think we will definetely miss the Idaho cool evenings.
Saturday, July 10, 2010
A FUN DAY!
This morning we went to a cousins sealing in the Idaho falls temple. Such a good reminder of the promises we make to our spouse and the blessing it is to truly be sealed to eachother. Our love does not end with death. We will all live again and have our loved ones with us forever, so long as we live here on earth, keeping the commandments and living worthily to return to live in the presence of God and our Savior, Jesus Christ.
Then we came home and it was HOT!!! We do not have AC. That might answer a previous comment asking why my kiddos are always in their chonies! So we went as a family to the spray park!! My kiddos LOVE the water!
Our park has a carosel too. And Hunter got to ride the horses.
Then we came home and took great naps!! There was also a LONG thunder/rain storm. It was great.
Then we went to the wedding reception. It was the most beautiful landscaped home!
I love this picture of the cousins!
Then on the drive home we stopped by the Rexburg temple and I took some pictures. GORGEOuS!
And we finally made it home. I went to the grocery store while Brad had the kiddos. One of the things about a majority mormon community is EVERYONE was at the store getting stuff for sunday dinner. The store was a madhouse! I finally made it home and my benadryl has kicked in but I am waiting until Brad leaves for work. Poor man has a graveyard shift tonight and didnt take a nap at all today. I tried to get him too but he just wasnt tired. He sure will be tomorrow!!
Tomorrow is church, hurray! And then we have friends coming over for a BBQ!!
Then we came home and it was HOT!!! We do not have AC. That might answer a previous comment asking why my kiddos are always in their chonies! So we went as a family to the spray park!! My kiddos LOVE the water!
Our park has a carosel too. And Hunter got to ride the horses.
Then we came home and took great naps!! There was also a LONG thunder/rain storm. It was great.
Then we went to the wedding reception. It was the most beautiful landscaped home!
I love this picture of the cousins!
Then on the drive home we stopped by the Rexburg temple and I took some pictures. GORGEOuS!
And we finally made it home. I went to the grocery store while Brad had the kiddos. One of the things about a majority mormon community is EVERYONE was at the store getting stuff for sunday dinner. The store was a madhouse! I finally made it home and my benadryl has kicked in but I am waiting until Brad leaves for work. Poor man has a graveyard shift tonight and didnt take a nap at all today. I tried to get him too but he just wasnt tired. He sure will be tomorrow!!
Tomorrow is church, hurray! And then we have friends coming over for a BBQ!!
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Hot In Cleaveland
Brad and I watched this the other night and we were dying laughing. Here is a blooper clip.
Hot in Cleveland
Tags: Videos,Cast
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
This and That
So my parents came up from Utah on friday afternoon while I was with my mother in law and sister in law watching ECLIPSE!!!! It was a good time together and a tradition for us to see the last two twilight movies together.
Saturday Bradley had to work and I went with my parents to Driggs and they signed their lease!! They move in september and will oficially be IDAHOANS!!!! I am still in shock. Saturday evening we went to Idaho Falls for the fireworks. We had to leave 10 minutes into the fireworks to make it back home in time for Brad to work at midnight.
Sunday my parents went to church in Driggs, well actually Tetonia, to get the feel of their new ward. They really liked it. Brad came home and 8 am and slept for a few hours and then we got to go to church together because he wasnt working!!!!! YAY!!! WHen we got home we had bbqed ribs, corn on the cob, fruit salad and yummy pie for dessert. Then Brad took a nap before his next graveyard shift and my parents, kiddos and I took a drive. We were going to do sparklers with the kiddos but Hunter was WAY tired and had a meltdown and didnt obey and his consequence was going to bed instead of sparklers.
At some point in the day I really lifted the stroller wrong and hurt my back. Monday I was down and out all day!! No fun and I hate being out of comission as a mom. But Bradley totally helped out and saved the day. He is an amazing husband and Daddy.
Mom and Dad left monday morning to go and contine to visit with my brothers in Utah. They are also going to a cousin's wedding on friday. They come back here on Monday and the kiddos and I drive with them to California next tuesday!!!! Hunter can FINALLY go to the beach after months of asking to go!!
Today Gookie had a dr's appointment. She finally got her immunizations including the last dose of pertussis!! She wasnt able to get these shots when she turned one because she had a fever from the UTI. She had 5 shots today!!! She was supposed to get the MMR on top of them all and opted out on that one until the next time. My kiddos' bodies really react to the shots and i just think that 6 shots, the MMR being one of them is alot for their little bodies at ONCE. I do believe in immunizations, i just know how my kiddos' react and wait for the MMR on its own.
ANYWAY, my main concern is Gookie's feet. She is ALWAYS on her tip toes and so pidgeoned toed. She isnt walking yet and I am concerned that this may be a part of the reason why. The pediatrician checked her out and she has an appointment on monday with the pediatrist and he will further examine her. If there are exercises or anything I can do, I would like to know.
Tonight there was a bridal shower in the family and it was fun to get together. luckily Brad wasnt working and he watched the kiddos at his parents' house. It was nice to get together and be able to talk and laugh. My back felt a bit better today but I could totally feel the pain after liftint kiddos, doing laundry etc. Hurray for ibprofen!
Tomorrow I hope that we can go to the spray park or something fun!!
Saturday Bradley had to work and I went with my parents to Driggs and they signed their lease!! They move in september and will oficially be IDAHOANS!!!! I am still in shock. Saturday evening we went to Idaho Falls for the fireworks. We had to leave 10 minutes into the fireworks to make it back home in time for Brad to work at midnight.
Sunday my parents went to church in Driggs, well actually Tetonia, to get the feel of their new ward. They really liked it. Brad came home and 8 am and slept for a few hours and then we got to go to church together because he wasnt working!!!!! YAY!!! WHen we got home we had bbqed ribs, corn on the cob, fruit salad and yummy pie for dessert. Then Brad took a nap before his next graveyard shift and my parents, kiddos and I took a drive. We were going to do sparklers with the kiddos but Hunter was WAY tired and had a meltdown and didnt obey and his consequence was going to bed instead of sparklers.
At some point in the day I really lifted the stroller wrong and hurt my back. Monday I was down and out all day!! No fun and I hate being out of comission as a mom. But Bradley totally helped out and saved the day. He is an amazing husband and Daddy.
Mom and Dad left monday morning to go and contine to visit with my brothers in Utah. They are also going to a cousin's wedding on friday. They come back here on Monday and the kiddos and I drive with them to California next tuesday!!!! Hunter can FINALLY go to the beach after months of asking to go!!
Today Gookie had a dr's appointment. She finally got her immunizations including the last dose of pertussis!! She wasnt able to get these shots when she turned one because she had a fever from the UTI. She had 5 shots today!!! She was supposed to get the MMR on top of them all and opted out on that one until the next time. My kiddos' bodies really react to the shots and i just think that 6 shots, the MMR being one of them is alot for their little bodies at ONCE. I do believe in immunizations, i just know how my kiddos' react and wait for the MMR on its own.
ANYWAY, my main concern is Gookie's feet. She is ALWAYS on her tip toes and so pidgeoned toed. She isnt walking yet and I am concerned that this may be a part of the reason why. The pediatrician checked her out and she has an appointment on monday with the pediatrist and he will further examine her. If there are exercises or anything I can do, I would like to know.
Tonight there was a bridal shower in the family and it was fun to get together. luckily Brad wasnt working and he watched the kiddos at his parents' house. It was nice to get together and be able to talk and laugh. My back felt a bit better today but I could totally feel the pain after liftint kiddos, doing laundry etc. Hurray for ibprofen!
Tomorrow I hope that we can go to the spray park or something fun!!
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Whooping cough epidemic!!
Gookie has her last dosage for the immunization on tuesday and we go to california on the 15th!! So glad I called the dr today! When I saw this on the news I had to change the channel, I could not watch the sick babies! Breaks my heart when it can be prevented! Article below.
Whooping cough is now at epidemic levels in California and the state could record the highest number of illnesses and death due to the disease in 50 years, the state's top health official said Wednesday.
Reported cases of whooping cough, also known as pertussis, have quadrupled since the same time period last year, said Dr. Mark Horton, director of the California Department of Public Health. Five infants -- all under 3 months of age -- have died, including two in Los Angeles County and one in San Bernardino County.
Whooping cough is a bacterial disease that infects the respiratory system. There have been 910 confirmed cases of the highly contagious disease in California this year between Jan. 1 and June 15. During the same time last year, 219 cases were confirmed.
An additional 600 possible cases are being investigated.
Los Angeles County has reported 148 suspected pertussis cases, said county health officer Jonathan Fielding. He urged family members of infants and anyone else who cares for them to get a booster shot.
An infant's siblings and parents are among the most likely people to infect a newborn. Fielding urged anyone who has a cough avoid infants.
Young infants can become gravely ill rapidly with pertussis, and health officials recommend that those with even very early symptoms be treated with antibiotics. They also say that doctors should strongly consider hospitalizing ill infants in a facility with access to an intensive care unit.
Although many people may think they are still protected from whooping cough because they received inoculations as a child, immunity can begin fading five years after the immunization.
In May, state health officials warned that physicians often don't make prompt diagnosis of the whooping cough in infants because newborns often have initially deceivingly mild symptoms -- such as a runny nose with an undetectable or mild cough.
(c) 2010, Los Angeles Times.
Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services.
Whooping cough is now at epidemic levels in California and the state could record the highest number of illnesses and death due to the disease in 50 years, the state's top health official said Wednesday.
Reported cases of whooping cough, also known as pertussis, have quadrupled since the same time period last year, said Dr. Mark Horton, director of the California Department of Public Health. Five infants -- all under 3 months of age -- have died, including two in Los Angeles County and one in San Bernardino County.
Whooping cough is a bacterial disease that infects the respiratory system. There have been 910 confirmed cases of the highly contagious disease in California this year between Jan. 1 and June 15. During the same time last year, 219 cases were confirmed.
An additional 600 possible cases are being investigated.
Los Angeles County has reported 148 suspected pertussis cases, said county health officer Jonathan Fielding. He urged family members of infants and anyone else who cares for them to get a booster shot.
An infant's siblings and parents are among the most likely people to infect a newborn. Fielding urged anyone who has a cough avoid infants.
Young infants can become gravely ill rapidly with pertussis, and health officials recommend that those with even very early symptoms be treated with antibiotics. They also say that doctors should strongly consider hospitalizing ill infants in a facility with access to an intensive care unit.
Although many people may think they are still protected from whooping cough because they received inoculations as a child, immunity can begin fading five years after the immunization.
In May, state health officials warned that physicians often don't make prompt diagnosis of the whooping cough in infants because newborns often have initially deceivingly mild symptoms -- such as a runny nose with an undetectable or mild cough.
(c) 2010, Los Angeles Times.
Distributed by McClatchy-Tribune Information Services.
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