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Saturday, July 25, 2009
Oh what a mess!
This morning, I could not get out of bed for the life of me. I just wanted to sleep a little bit longer. I remember Kadee coming in to my room and telling me that Rylan was awake. I told her okay and to let me sleep just a little longer. When I did wake up I heard my kids playing together in Rylan's bedroom and went to investigate.......
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
5 years and counting
Well 8 years and counting, but only 5 have been legal. Todd and I celebrated our 5 year wedding anniversary this last weekend. The picture below is a picture of us on our honey moon, I couldn't find the disk that had our wedding on it and I was to lazy to scan one. When I look at this picture I think, Man look how young we look and skinny for that matter!
To celebrate we left the kids home with my sister in law and went to beautiful Glacier National Park! We saw a lot of wild life, a bear which caused a "bear jam", deer, mountain goats, and other small animals. 
A deer, if you didn't already know that with fuzzy antlers.
There are waterfalls all over Glacier. I took a lot of pictures but don't want to bore you with all of them.
Yes, this is a wild mountain goat, they are quite shabby because they are still loosing their winter fur. I think they are use to people because we were about to get close to them.
This picture is of Jackson Glacier. One of the 25 glaciers left in the park. In 1850, there were an estimated 150 glaciers in the park and as the climate changes the glaciers die off, they say that by 2030 there will no longer be any glaciers left in the park. What can we do to help? Car pool, bike and recycle!
This last picture is of one of the many lakes in glacier, the water is so crisp and clear you can see right through it. I stuck my toe in it and it is not a body of water that I would want to go swimming in. Way to cold for my blood!
To celebrate we left the kids home with my sister in law and went to beautiful Glacier National Park! We saw a lot of wild life, a bear which caused a "bear jam", deer, mountain goats, and other small animals. 
A deer, if you didn't already know that with fuzzy antlers.
There are waterfalls all over Glacier. I took a lot of pictures but don't want to bore you with all of them.
Yes, this is a wild mountain goat, they are quite shabby because they are still loosing their winter fur. I think they are use to people because we were about to get close to them.
This picture is of Jackson Glacier. One of the 25 glaciers left in the park. In 1850, there were an estimated 150 glaciers in the park and as the climate changes the glaciers die off, they say that by 2030 there will no longer be any glaciers left in the park. What can we do to help? Car pool, bike and recycle!
This last picture is of one of the many lakes in glacier, the water is so crisp and clear you can see right through it. I stuck my toe in it and it is not a body of water that I would want to go swimming in. Way to cold for my blood!
Well there you have your little glance in to Glacier National Park!
We drove home through Salmon and saw more deer, lots of elk and got eaten by mosquitoes!
On a side note, if you want to see the picture a little better, just click on them and it will make them bigger. :)
Friday, July 3, 2009
Rylan 10 months
I know once again I am late on his update post.
Rylan is...
* 18 lbs
* 31 inches long
* Has 6 teeth, four on top, two on bottom
* crawls all over the place
* love to eat really food
* Says "Da da"
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