Tuesday, May 11, 2010
Last night I had the strangest dream
Last night I had a dream that my mom and I were in high school together in New York City and I just had to have a burger for lunch. I got the burger and it was delicious. I know this is random, but I did watch Guy's Big Bite right before I went to bed last night. I am still craving a big, juicy hamburger.
Monday, May 03, 2010
Outside
I was reading another friend's blog post about her children playing outside and I got all mushy and gushy thinking of the days when I used to play outside. This was the time when kids used to walk 2 miles to school, go swimming in the creek, play in the woods all day and our parents didn't see us for hours on end and they didn't worry! I remember living outside. Playing in the trees, playing in the back yard, playing in the woods.
My kids love to play outside! It is something they prefer to all other activities. We just recently got a Wii video game. It has been great for the cold winters here, but honestly, no amount of cold, or snow will deter my kids from going outside. Our neighbors said that before we moved here, they rarely saw kids playing outside and now there are kids outside all day and all evening. That is, until we make them come in and go to bed at the unseemly time of 7:00. Other kids parents let them stay outside til 8 or 9. We are just mean, terrible parents. But I am glad we put off the whole video game thing. And they rarely watch TV. We removed the TV from the living room and put it in our bedroom and since we have done that, they rarely watch it anymore. No easy access, no desire! I am really grateful for this. I am grateful that my kids know the fine art of playing outside. That they know how to use their imaginations. Hilton loves to play a game he calls, "Spider Monkeys." I don't have any idea what this is. I just know he loves it! They play basketball daily, and swing on the swing set. They would much rather be outside than in. I wish I were still like that.
I just hope this desire remains for them. I hope outside play remains a priority and that they can continue to benefit from the sunshine... whether there is rain, snow, wind, hail or blue skies, I want them out there. Even if it means muddy shoes. Even if it means that homework is a little neglected. My childhood was a magical time full of outside adventures and I want my kids to experience all they can. As long as it is in the safe little block that is our home. There are no woods or creeks or huge trees nearby, but you should see what my kids can do with a pile of dirt.
My kids love to play outside! It is something they prefer to all other activities. We just recently got a Wii video game. It has been great for the cold winters here, but honestly, no amount of cold, or snow will deter my kids from going outside. Our neighbors said that before we moved here, they rarely saw kids playing outside and now there are kids outside all day and all evening. That is, until we make them come in and go to bed at the unseemly time of 7:00. Other kids parents let them stay outside til 8 or 9. We are just mean, terrible parents. But I am glad we put off the whole video game thing. And they rarely watch TV. We removed the TV from the living room and put it in our bedroom and since we have done that, they rarely watch it anymore. No easy access, no desire! I am really grateful for this. I am grateful that my kids know the fine art of playing outside. That they know how to use their imaginations. Hilton loves to play a game he calls, "Spider Monkeys." I don't have any idea what this is. I just know he loves it! They play basketball daily, and swing on the swing set. They would much rather be outside than in. I wish I were still like that.
I just hope this desire remains for them. I hope outside play remains a priority and that they can continue to benefit from the sunshine... whether there is rain, snow, wind, hail or blue skies, I want them out there. Even if it means muddy shoes. Even if it means that homework is a little neglected. My childhood was a magical time full of outside adventures and I want my kids to experience all they can. As long as it is in the safe little block that is our home. There are no woods or creeks or huge trees nearby, but you should see what my kids can do with a pile of dirt.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Pics of the house
my little rant
This morning is the inspection on the house. I am looking forward to seeing it again and taking some pictures!
In other news...
Oh, wait, there is no other news. My whole life is consumed with this house. I will be glad when all is said and done. Whether we get the house or not, I will just be happy when it is all over. It has been a very stressful time.
Lately, Hilton has taken to saying the word, "poop" a lot. He just thinks it is really funny, I guess. He uses this word as a verb to describe any act. He uses it as a noun to call something that is completely unrelated, "poop." He even uses it as an adjective to describe something or someone. At first I told him that I did not want to hear this out of his mouth. It is inappropriate and I do not want him to have a potty mouth. He thought this was hilarious. (Potty-Poop: get it?) Now I just try to ignore it. It is like it has become part of his vocabulary. He knows it is not a "bad" word... so I can't go that route. I know some of you are saying to yourselves that I need to put my foot down. But I have decided to choose my battles and this is one battle that I am not going to go down for.
Caroline is becoming a little tweenager. I daily hear about the girls she hates in class... I have seen pictures of these girls and I am pretty sure I would hate them too... But I don't want my daughter to be like me. I want her to be the one everyone loves. That loves everyone. I want her to be so sweet and kind that no one can say a negative thing about her. She has also been talking about boys. One boy in particular that she likes. She does not want me to tell Justin about this because she thinks he would freak out... (he did.) But I remember being in fourth grade and having a huge crush on Danny Murphy. Nothing ever did come of that crush. We did not date, kiss, marry or anything... so I really am not concerned. I guess Justin only knows what it is like to be a boy. He has no idea how innocent little girls are in their crushes. So he is a little more concerned than I.
Lorelai will not let me potty train her. I give her tons of liquid and she just does not go to the bathroom. She waits until I put a pull-up on her for naptime. I don't think she does it on purpose. I don't know. And my heart is not really in it because I can't concentrate because all I think about is this house.
We have come full circle. Yes... it all comes back to the house. Getting the house... not getting the house. Like I said, I can handle things either way. I just want to know! And I just found out I will be in my friend, Mary's ward if we do get it!!! I LOVE Mary. I would be totally excited to be in her ward. She cracks me up and I would hope we could totally have fun together. But if we stay here another year, I would be happy too. I like our ward. Even though it is the size of a small city. I like our little community of town homes. So I would be happy either way.
Now I must sign off for the morning. I have to go make a second breakfast for Lorelai. She wants a bagel now. I just made her french toast! Anyway... that is the end of this rant. I will post pictures of the house later.
In other news...
Oh, wait, there is no other news. My whole life is consumed with this house. I will be glad when all is said and done. Whether we get the house or not, I will just be happy when it is all over. It has been a very stressful time.
Lately, Hilton has taken to saying the word, "poop" a lot. He just thinks it is really funny, I guess. He uses this word as a verb to describe any act. He uses it as a noun to call something that is completely unrelated, "poop." He even uses it as an adjective to describe something or someone. At first I told him that I did not want to hear this out of his mouth. It is inappropriate and I do not want him to have a potty mouth. He thought this was hilarious. (Potty-Poop: get it?) Now I just try to ignore it. It is like it has become part of his vocabulary. He knows it is not a "bad" word... so I can't go that route. I know some of you are saying to yourselves that I need to put my foot down. But I have decided to choose my battles and this is one battle that I am not going to go down for.
Caroline is becoming a little tweenager. I daily hear about the girls she hates in class... I have seen pictures of these girls and I am pretty sure I would hate them too... But I don't want my daughter to be like me. I want her to be the one everyone loves. That loves everyone. I want her to be so sweet and kind that no one can say a negative thing about her. She has also been talking about boys. One boy in particular that she likes. She does not want me to tell Justin about this because she thinks he would freak out... (he did.) But I remember being in fourth grade and having a huge crush on Danny Murphy. Nothing ever did come of that crush. We did not date, kiss, marry or anything... so I really am not concerned. I guess Justin only knows what it is like to be a boy. He has no idea how innocent little girls are in their crushes. So he is a little more concerned than I.
Lorelai will not let me potty train her. I give her tons of liquid and she just does not go to the bathroom. She waits until I put a pull-up on her for naptime. I don't think she does it on purpose. I don't know. And my heart is not really in it because I can't concentrate because all I think about is this house.
We have come full circle. Yes... it all comes back to the house. Getting the house... not getting the house. Like I said, I can handle things either way. I just want to know! And I just found out I will be in my friend, Mary's ward if we do get it!!! I LOVE Mary. I would be totally excited to be in her ward. She cracks me up and I would hope we could totally have fun together. But if we stay here another year, I would be happy too. I like our ward. Even though it is the size of a small city. I like our little community of town homes. So I would be happy either way.
Now I must sign off for the morning. I have to go make a second breakfast for Lorelai. She wants a bagel now. I just made her french toast! Anyway... that is the end of this rant. I will post pictures of the house later.
Monday, April 26, 2010
Praying for that Miracle
I feel like I am in limbo. So, if you read my previous post that I had deleted, things were grim. We were not going to buy a house. Any house. But now... things have changed, drastically. So we are waiting to hear if we can get the loan that we want for the house that we want. It is all up to funding now. Is there enough money in the RD fund for us to get this loan? So to keep you updated, we may still get the house. If everything works out, it will truly be a miracle. The way things are working out, it really would be. It would be amazing for us. I can't go into details, that would take forever, but let me tell you... if this all works out, it is definitely meant to be!
Monday, April 19, 2010
Quiche
My mother-in-law is a lunch lady at her local Jr High. They make quiche there. It is so delicious. I love quiche. My kids love quiche. My husband tolerates quiche. I want my mother-in-law to live with us and make us quiche every day. MMMMM.... quiche.
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Sad and glad
Due to circumstances beyond our control, Betsy Lou will not be coming home with us. I have cried my last tear. I was so excited for that little ball of fur to come into our family. But the landlord would not relent. I guess "small pets" does not include Shih Tzu puppies. At any rate, I am counting down the days until we are able to buy our own home and we can have one of those cute little guys. I will have to wait for the next litter. But I think it will be worth the wait.
We are currently looking for a house. We looked at one yesterday that I really liked but it was old and the furnace was ancient. There were some things that need done in order to make it a house that we could live in, and we could just not afford to do the work anytime in the near future. The bathroom that would be the main bathroom does not have a shower! And Justin really wants a master suite with our own bathroom. I loved it because it was in my friend, Erin's, neighborhood. But it ain't gonna happen. So we will continue our search. That was technically only our first home that we have looked at. And we have nothing but time. So we will keep looking! I love this process. Looking at houses is fun! But I know it might get old pretty quick. So we shall see where it takes us. The housing market is wonderful for buyers right now, the interest rates are low. I don't think we will make it in time for the first time buyer credit, because Justin does not like to rush things... but we shall see what happens. Meantime, if you know of any houses for sale in Rexburg... let me know! I have looked at all of the listings online, but if it is an owner sale, then I have no way of knowing it is out there.
We are currently looking for a house. We looked at one yesterday that I really liked but it was old and the furnace was ancient. There were some things that need done in order to make it a house that we could live in, and we could just not afford to do the work anytime in the near future. The bathroom that would be the main bathroom does not have a shower! And Justin really wants a master suite with our own bathroom. I loved it because it was in my friend, Erin's, neighborhood. But it ain't gonna happen. So we will continue our search. That was technically only our first home that we have looked at. And we have nothing but time. So we will keep looking! I love this process. Looking at houses is fun! But I know it might get old pretty quick. So we shall see where it takes us. The housing market is wonderful for buyers right now, the interest rates are low. I don't think we will make it in time for the first time buyer credit, because Justin does not like to rush things... but we shall see what happens. Meantime, if you know of any houses for sale in Rexburg... let me know! I have looked at all of the listings online, but if it is an owner sale, then I have no way of knowing it is out there.
Friday, April 16, 2010
Our Unofficial Spring Break
Because it was the week that Justin had off from school, we took the kids out of school and went down to Utah this week. We spent the week cleaning out my Mother-in-law's cupboards, straightening things, getting ready for spring. We did some shopping down at IKEA in Draper. That was my first time there, and I must say that I was totally impressed! You can furnish your entire house on $20! Well, practically. We found all kinds of little things that we needed and could not live without and cannot believe we have gone this long with never having them. So, now that we are looking around for a house, we know where to go when we need things for this house. IKEA is my favorite place in the world. The kids would like to live there. You have everything you need. You could live there forever!
So then we went to In & Out Burger in Draper. I had heard all the hype and was prepared for an amazing burger experience and was left wanting. First, we had to sit on these little stools at a counter because it was so packed that there was nowhere else to sit. And we were there at 4:00 in the afternoon on a Wednesday. That was a little ridiculous. And when we got the burgers, seemed pretty much like a burger to me. And the fries, eh... Okay, not great. Give me some 5 Guys Burgers and Fries any day. In & Out was a little cheaper than 5 Guys, but we always eat at 5 Guys for $20, and for a family of 5, that is pretty dang good. Even the kids liked 5 Guys better.
We also saw How to Train Your Dragon while we were in Utah. We saw it in 3D. It was fun. Lorelai fell asleep about 20 minutes in so she was not impressed. The kids liked it. I thought it was pretty good. I was entertained.
We went to the Union Grill at Union Station one night, which was yummy. I had the vegetarian pasta salad which was delicious!!! We also went to Wing Wah while we were down there. Love me some Wing Wah Chinese food. MMMMM... And I had a Chick Fil A sandwich for lunch one afternoon at the mall. I really miss that place. While we were at the mall... Caroline got her ears pierced!!! It was a very spur of the moment thing. She has wanted them done for years and years. But Justin has not let her. He told her she could do it when she was ten, and then changed his mind when she turned ten. Even as we were in Claire's he was trying to talk her into waiting until she was 12. But I got my first holes when I was 5 and my second holes in 4th grade, so I really had no objections to her getting them done. So, since it was so inexpensive, and we knew we could use this as leverage all week to get her to do whatever we wanted... we let her get them done. She was a real trooper and did not even flinch!!! She said she did not even feel it! Now she is proudly displaying her turquoise titanium tiny little balls to all who will see. She gets to put in some new earrings in 6 weeks and she is practically counting down the days.
Monday evening I took the big kids down to Rich and Ginny's house to visit and to also see my cousin, Matt who came up to see us! The kids had a great time playing with their cousins and with my cousin's kids. Matt has 3 girls that are around Caroline's age and she had a blast. Elizabeth, my brother's 4 year old was very sad to see us all go. But we had a great visit. It had been almost 10 years since I had seen my cousin! We grew up together and always played together, so it was nice to catch up on what he has been up to. He has been a bishop for the past 6 years and was just released and it seems that his burdens seemed lighter. And my brother told me he had completed his Masters degree!!! That is incredible news!!! And his son Cody was there as well. Cody, 19, is now in college at Weber and planning on going into the Army following in his father's footsteps which could not make Rich any prouder, I think. So it was great to spend some time with my family.
We got home yesterday afternoon and today we need to go down to Idaho Falls to buy some food. We have eaten out all week and I have to actually start cooking tonight. Justin starts back to school on Tues and he is in a play, so the fun all begins again in a couple of days. I will not see him except in passing in my dreams... The kids have 5 weeks left of school... and I have... ummmm... a lot of reading to do!
So then we went to In & Out Burger in Draper. I had heard all the hype and was prepared for an amazing burger experience and was left wanting. First, we had to sit on these little stools at a counter because it was so packed that there was nowhere else to sit. And we were there at 4:00 in the afternoon on a Wednesday. That was a little ridiculous. And when we got the burgers, seemed pretty much like a burger to me. And the fries, eh... Okay, not great. Give me some 5 Guys Burgers and Fries any day. In & Out was a little cheaper than 5 Guys, but we always eat at 5 Guys for $20, and for a family of 5, that is pretty dang good. Even the kids liked 5 Guys better.
We also saw How to Train Your Dragon while we were in Utah. We saw it in 3D. It was fun. Lorelai fell asleep about 20 minutes in so she was not impressed. The kids liked it. I thought it was pretty good. I was entertained.
We went to the Union Grill at Union Station one night, which was yummy. I had the vegetarian pasta salad which was delicious!!! We also went to Wing Wah while we were down there. Love me some Wing Wah Chinese food. MMMMM... And I had a Chick Fil A sandwich for lunch one afternoon at the mall. I really miss that place. While we were at the mall... Caroline got her ears pierced!!! It was a very spur of the moment thing. She has wanted them done for years and years. But Justin has not let her. He told her she could do it when she was ten, and then changed his mind when she turned ten. Even as we were in Claire's he was trying to talk her into waiting until she was 12. But I got my first holes when I was 5 and my second holes in 4th grade, so I really had no objections to her getting them done. So, since it was so inexpensive, and we knew we could use this as leverage all week to get her to do whatever we wanted... we let her get them done. She was a real trooper and did not even flinch!!! She said she did not even feel it! Now she is proudly displaying her turquoise titanium tiny little balls to all who will see. She gets to put in some new earrings in 6 weeks and she is practically counting down the days.
Monday evening I took the big kids down to Rich and Ginny's house to visit and to also see my cousin, Matt who came up to see us! The kids had a great time playing with their cousins and with my cousin's kids. Matt has 3 girls that are around Caroline's age and she had a blast. Elizabeth, my brother's 4 year old was very sad to see us all go. But we had a great visit. It had been almost 10 years since I had seen my cousin! We grew up together and always played together, so it was nice to catch up on what he has been up to. He has been a bishop for the past 6 years and was just released and it seems that his burdens seemed lighter. And my brother told me he had completed his Masters degree!!! That is incredible news!!! And his son Cody was there as well. Cody, 19, is now in college at Weber and planning on going into the Army following in his father's footsteps which could not make Rich any prouder, I think. So it was great to spend some time with my family.
We got home yesterday afternoon and today we need to go down to Idaho Falls to buy some food. We have eaten out all week and I have to actually start cooking tonight. Justin starts back to school on Tues and he is in a play, so the fun all begins again in a couple of days. I will not see him except in passing in my dreams... The kids have 5 weeks left of school... and I have... ummmm... a lot of reading to do!
Tuesday, April 06, 2010
Spring Break
This past weekend was Spring Break, so it was mandatory that we have activities to fill the time so I did not hear whining... We did very well and the kids hardly complained at all!
Our first day was Thursday and that was the fun-filled day, packed with tons of stuff to do and see. I thought if I started off with a good day, then I would be kind of off the hook for the rest of the weekend. I was right! Thursday was a huge success! First, I invited Caroline and Hilton's best friends, Taylor and Tristan to spend the day with us. I thought that would keep the fighting to a minimum and I was right. The Tuttles are so well-behaved and polite. I love having them with us! We went to the library first thing in the morning. Hilton really wanted to get The Lightening Thief, so I had put it on hold and it was ready. We kind of looked around and got some books and then it was time for Hilton and Lorelai to get haircuts. After that it was lunchtime. I took the kids to the Wendy's in Rigby because we were on our way to Ririe to see the puppies!!! The kids loved this. We cuddled and played with all three of the puppies for an hour. They were so sweet and soft. I cuddled little Betsy Lou as much as I was permitted by 5 children. They watched the puppies nurse from their mommy and thought that was pretty cool. After that, we went home for a little break and then it was off to the movie theater for The Lightening Thief. That was an adventurous and fun film! We all had a blast watching it! Even Lorelai was into it.
Then it was time to pick up Justin from work and we grabbed a couple of pizzas and headed home. The kids were exhausted but still wanted to hang out with their friends. I insisted that Taylor and Tristan go home and we all went to bed.
Friday was low-key but the kids played and played. They made forts and practiced their play, "Peter Pan," that they have written themselves. They are going all out. They made a schedule for rehearsals, a cast list, even a director's notebook. I just don't know where they get it! (wink) But that kept them busy all day long while I was able to do laundry. They even included Lorelai!
Saturday was another low-key day. We watched conference and went out to Wingers for dinner later.
Sunday was Easter and I did not do a lot of candy this year. After hundreds of dollars at the dentist, I was not going to go that route again. Plus, I did not want to be tempted myself. So the kids all got Webkinz and Caroline got a handheld electronic game called My Life. Hilton got some Bakugans and Lorelai got one of those magnetic drawing pad thingys. Plus they all got a big chocolate bunny. We hid 50 eggs in the house for them to find... (there are still 5 unaccounted for!) and each egg had 2 or 3 jelly beans or m&m's in them. So that was the candy. We had a wonderful dinner which I prepared. Ham, funeral potatoes(I have found we like the shredded hashbrowns) roasted asparagus, deviled eggs, and for dessert a marshmallow lemon cake that looked like it was dead, but tasted delicious. We had our friend from Louisiana, Jason, over and visited.
Monday Caroline had Activity Days all morning. So the little kids and I went to Walmart and bought potty stuff for Lorelai and had McDonald's for lunch. Then we went home and the kids played and played. They all practiced their play and played on the computer.
So you are wondering why they did not play outside on Spring Break? Well, it snowed. It blizzarded. (I know that is not a word.) It was supposed to rain, but we got snow, snow and more snow. After all the snow had been melted and we had had several weeks of warmer weather... my kids went to school this morning all bundled up. We have several inches on the ground with more projected to come. Okay, I am totally done with winter. You can go away now...
Our first day was Thursday and that was the fun-filled day, packed with tons of stuff to do and see. I thought if I started off with a good day, then I would be kind of off the hook for the rest of the weekend. I was right! Thursday was a huge success! First, I invited Caroline and Hilton's best friends, Taylor and Tristan to spend the day with us. I thought that would keep the fighting to a minimum and I was right. The Tuttles are so well-behaved and polite. I love having them with us! We went to the library first thing in the morning. Hilton really wanted to get The Lightening Thief, so I had put it on hold and it was ready. We kind of looked around and got some books and then it was time for Hilton and Lorelai to get haircuts. After that it was lunchtime. I took the kids to the Wendy's in Rigby because we were on our way to Ririe to see the puppies!!! The kids loved this. We cuddled and played with all three of the puppies for an hour. They were so sweet and soft. I cuddled little Betsy Lou as much as I was permitted by 5 children. They watched the puppies nurse from their mommy and thought that was pretty cool. After that, we went home for a little break and then it was off to the movie theater for The Lightening Thief. That was an adventurous and fun film! We all had a blast watching it! Even Lorelai was into it.
Then it was time to pick up Justin from work and we grabbed a couple of pizzas and headed home. The kids were exhausted but still wanted to hang out with their friends. I insisted that Taylor and Tristan go home and we all went to bed.
Friday was low-key but the kids played and played. They made forts and practiced their play, "Peter Pan," that they have written themselves. They are going all out. They made a schedule for rehearsals, a cast list, even a director's notebook. I just don't know where they get it! (wink) But that kept them busy all day long while I was able to do laundry. They even included Lorelai!
Saturday was another low-key day. We watched conference and went out to Wingers for dinner later.
Sunday was Easter and I did not do a lot of candy this year. After hundreds of dollars at the dentist, I was not going to go that route again. Plus, I did not want to be tempted myself. So the kids all got Webkinz and Caroline got a handheld electronic game called My Life. Hilton got some Bakugans and Lorelai got one of those magnetic drawing pad thingys. Plus they all got a big chocolate bunny. We hid 50 eggs in the house for them to find... (there are still 5 unaccounted for!) and each egg had 2 or 3 jelly beans or m&m's in them. So that was the candy. We had a wonderful dinner which I prepared. Ham, funeral potatoes(I have found we like the shredded hashbrowns) roasted asparagus, deviled eggs, and for dessert a marshmallow lemon cake that looked like it was dead, but tasted delicious. We had our friend from Louisiana, Jason, over and visited.
Monday Caroline had Activity Days all morning. So the little kids and I went to Walmart and bought potty stuff for Lorelai and had McDonald's for lunch. Then we went home and the kids played and played. They all practiced their play and played on the computer.
So you are wondering why they did not play outside on Spring Break? Well, it snowed. It blizzarded. (I know that is not a word.) It was supposed to rain, but we got snow, snow and more snow. After all the snow had been melted and we had had several weeks of warmer weather... my kids went to school this morning all bundled up. We have several inches on the ground with more projected to come. Okay, I am totally done with winter. You can go away now...
Saturday, April 03, 2010
Autism Awareness
April is Autism
Awareness Month and April 2 is World Autism Day. Please learn more about
Autism and the early signs. Early intervention makes a world of
difference with these kids.
www.generationrescue.org www.tacanow.org
Some facts I'd like to share:
Did you know
...
Prevalence vs. Private Funding
National Institutes of Health Funds Allocation
- Autism now affects 1 in 110 children and 1 in 70 boys
- Autism prevalence figures are growing
- More children will be diagnosed with autism this year than with AIDS, diabetes & cancer combined
- Autism is the fastest-growing serious developmental disability in the U.S.
- Autism costs the nation over $35 billion per year, a figure expected to significantly increase in the next decade
- Autism receives less than 5% of the research funding of many less prevalent childhood diseases
- Boys are four times more likely than girls to have autism
Prevalence vs. Private Funding
- Leukemia: Affects 1 in 1,200 / Funding: $277 million
- Muscular Dystrophy: Affects 1 in 100,000 / Funding: $162 million
- Pediatric AIDS: Affects 1 in 300 / Funding: $394 million
- Juvenile Diabetes: Affects 1 in 500 / Funding: $156 million
- Autism: Affects 1 in 110 / Funding: $79 million
National Institutes of Health Funds Allocation
- Total 2009 NIH budget: $35.9 billion
- Of this, only $196 million goes directly to autism research. This represents 0.5% of total NIH funding.
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