Connor and his cousins Meghan and Quinn
enjoying a romp in the snow in our homemade 1/2 pipe!...
Well until they began to fight for attention...
all's better now:)
all's better now:)
*****
ttfn
Jules
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Friday, February 22, 2008
Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow...
Finally, we got some snow.....
time to dust off the sled and hit the hills until you're
so exhausted you melt into the couch...
yeah, nothing beats sledding
*****
ttfn
Jules
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Connor's in the Dog House
No, Jules & I did not put Connor in there.
He crawled in there all by himself.
Then his two big sisters locked the door.
Those naughty girls!
He crawled in there all by himself.
Then his two big sisters locked the door.
Those naughty girls!
Connor & the Great Cranberry Bread DebacleWhen Connor was 2 1/2 - 3 years old, about 3 years ago, Jules volunteered her services to Hailey's elementary school to make mini loaves of various types of bread to be sold around Christmas time as a fund raiser. Of course when Julie volunteers her time, my time is usually involved, especially when it comes to cooking - and all kinds of cooking, too, not just the volunteer kind. (P. S. I don't mind this one little bit!)
Connor has been a "helper" from day one, and though he is still under the impression that his "helping" is always needed, necessary - and always wanted - his mommy and I, among other family members and close friends, beg to differ (just wait for the story from Uncle P and Auntie B, OH, and then there's the one from MentalM).
Jules and I had just gotten through making a bazillion lemon-poppy seed loaves and were moving on to the cranberry-orange loaves. We had all the ingredients set up on the counter next to the Kitchen Aid. Connor said he was going to pull up a chair so he could see what was going on. We said ok. That was our first mistake. Connor then asked if he could have a glass of cranberry juice. We got him one. That was our second mistake. We had just finished adding all the ingredients to the bowl and the good old Kitchen Aid was whirling away. All we had left to add were the dried cranberries. Connor asked what we were doing and, of course, we replied that we were adding the cranberries to our bread dough. That was our third mistake. Connor took a big sip of his cranberry juice......and spat it in our batter! "CONNOR!!! OH MY GOD!!!! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!?!?!?!", one of us, probably both of us yelled. Connor then told us, and very indignantly if that's possible for a 2 1/2 - 3 year old to do, "Mommy! You said you was adding the cwanbewwy's an' I added mine, too!" We did tell him that, and technically we didn't tell him not to add his own... O. Dear. GOD!
Surviving the Connor Chronicles without laughing yourself silly seems to be an impossibility to all who adore him! I will not go in to what we did with that batch of dough......
Connor has been a "helper" from day one, and though he is still under the impression that his "helping" is always needed, necessary - and always wanted - his mommy and I, among other family members and close friends, beg to differ (just wait for the story from Uncle P and Auntie B, OH, and then there's the one from MentalM).
Jules and I had just gotten through making a bazillion lemon-poppy seed loaves and were moving on to the cranberry-orange loaves. We had all the ingredients set up on the counter next to the Kitchen Aid. Connor said he was going to pull up a chair so he could see what was going on. We said ok. That was our first mistake. Connor then asked if he could have a glass of cranberry juice. We got him one. That was our second mistake. We had just finished adding all the ingredients to the bowl and the good old Kitchen Aid was whirling away. All we had left to add were the dried cranberries. Connor asked what we were doing and, of course, we replied that we were adding the cranberries to our bread dough. That was our third mistake. Connor took a big sip of his cranberry juice......and spat it in our batter! "CONNOR!!! OH MY GOD!!!! WHAT ARE YOU DOING?!?!?!?!", one of us, probably both of us yelled. Connor then told us, and very indignantly if that's possible for a 2 1/2 - 3 year old to do, "Mommy! You said you was adding the cwanbewwy's an' I added mine, too!" We did tell him that, and technically we didn't tell him not to add his own... O. Dear. GOD!
Surviving the Connor Chronicles without laughing yourself silly seems to be an impossibility to all who adore him! I will not go in to what we did with that batch of dough......
~~~
Monday, February 11, 2008
A Connor Moment...
Grandma Micki reminded us of a "Connor Moment"...
Age: 4/5 years old
Age: 4/5 years old
Place: Grandparents home in FL
Situation: -Connor drinking juice at the kitchen counter
-Connor spills the drink...
Outcome: -Connor looks at his Grandparents (head half cocked) and says...
"WELCOME-TO-MY-WORLD!"
Do you have a Connor Moment?...Do Share.........
Saturday, February 9, 2008
Anna the Great!
Here's to my cousin Anna,
She recently skinned her knee,
I wish I was there to help in her care,
Instead all I can do is to wish that she get's her WII!
Happy Birthday Pretty Girl
oxox
Connor, Hailey, Auntie Jules and Uncle Andy!!!
Friday, February 8, 2008
Spice, Spice Baby.......
My daughter and pals went to see the Spice Girls last night.......they had a blast!
Who has it better than them....
Who has it better than them....
Tuesday, February 5, 2008
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