Monday, 24 December 2012
Friday, 2 November 2012
No pictures :(
So sorry for not posting we just moved out here so life is crazy busy.
But since I am on the library's computer I can't post pictures but I can talk about life.
I do have tons of pictures on my Ipod touch so I think I can post those next week.
But please keep commenting I love to hear from you guys.
Thanks!
Hannah
But since I am on the library's computer I can't post pictures but I can talk about life.
I do have tons of pictures on my Ipod touch so I think I can post those next week.
But please keep commenting I love to hear from you guys.
Thanks!
Hannah
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
Thursday, 13 September 2012
Wednesday, 12 September 2012
Monday, 10 September 2012
Tuesday, 28 August 2012
new blog
http://glipmsesofgratitude.blogspot.com/
OK so here is a blog where I post all of the things i am grateful for.
Take a look!
OK so here is a blog where I post all of the things i am grateful for.
Take a look!
Monday, 27 August 2012
HEHE
So you know when you re-watch a TV show you watched when you were 2?
Well I watched The great honey pot mystery from Winnie the Pooh the other day HAHA
Well I watched The great honey pot mystery from Winnie the Pooh the other day HAHA
I will post a video every Monday
Which one should I post next?
Thursday, 23 August 2012
Howdy
Labels:
Arizona wildcats,
Bacon,
Blankets,
Etsy,
Football games,
hehe,
Kayla,
La,
Parks,
Yummy food
Monday, 13 August 2012
blog/website!
So here is a great website that my freind Rachel started!
Rachel's K's website
Here is the link to her blog!!
Rachel K's blog
Rachel's K's website
Here is the link to her blog!!
Rachel K's blog
I hope you don't mind I posted this Rachel!
Just a cool picture from Seaworld
Update on Baby Cameron!!
So the baby is,, oh wait I forgot to tell you mom is going to have a baby!!! She is 15 weeks!! So we find out whether we are having a boy or girl in about 5 weeksa!. (The best part in my opinion) So the baby is fine and healthy and it is all good!
Also if you read my blog please let me know by a comment. Also if I post a picture over again let me know!
Also if you read my blog please let me know by a comment. Also if I post a picture over again let me know!
Tuesday, 7 August 2012
Stye update
Hi just a update on Jonathan's Stye. It is a whole lot better! Me and mom did not get it. He has a thing that helps alot.
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Monday, 6 August 2012
Wednesday, 11 July 2012
Monday, 25 June 2012
Friday, 22 June 2012
Sunday, 17 June 2012
Saturday, 16 June 2012
we are on the way to our other house:-)
so we are on our way to our other house about a hour away from our home. if you don't already know we own a house and it was a total wreck it looked like a dump. so now we are going down there again to paint the house. (as i did last weekend also) i also have a sleepover on monday! that will be so much fun. by the way i am posting on my mom's tablet so it is hard to type.
i will be posting the pictures of the family as soon as i can but the computer is so hard to use and the pictures are not on there yet.
but as soon as i can they will be there ok?
i will be posting the pictures of the family as soon as i can but the computer is so hard to use and the pictures are not on there yet.
but as soon as i can they will be there ok?
Friday, 15 June 2012
hiya
i have just taken a whol lot of pictures of kayla annabeth and david also kayla took pictures of me.
annabeth and david are born to be taken pictures of them!!!!
kayla will be posting on her blog to so http://mycrazycrochetlife.blogspot.com/ there is the link!
annabeth and david are born to be taken pictures of them!!!!
kayla will be posting on her blog to so http://mycrazycrochetlife.blogspot.com/ there is the link!
Thursday, 14 June 2012
A duck story
A True Duck Story from San Antonio, Texas
Something really cute happened in downtown San Antonio this week. Michael R. is an accounting clerk at Frost Bank and works there in a second story office. Several weeks ago, he watched a mother duck choose the concrete awning outside his window as the unlikely place to build a nest above the sidewalk. The mallard laid ten eggs in a nest in the corner of the planter that is perched over 10 feet in the air. She dutifully kept the eggs warm for weeks, and Monday afternoon all of her ten ducklings hatched.
Michael worried all night how the momma duck was going to get those babies safely off their perch in a busy, downtown, urban environment to take to water, which typically happens in the first 48 hours of a duck hatching. Tuesday morning, Michael watched the mother duck encourage her babies to the edge of the perch with the intent to show them how to jump off. Office work came to a standstill as everyone gathered to watch.
The mother flew down below and started quacking to her babies above. In disbelief Michael watched as the first fuzzy newborn trustingly toddled to the edge and astonishingly leapt into thin air, crashing onto the cement below. Michael couldn't stand to watch this risky effort nine more times! He dashed out of his office and ran down the stairs to the sidewalk where the first obedient duckling, near its mother, was resting in a stupor after the near-fatal fall. Michael stood out of sight under the awning-planter, ready to help.
As the second one took the plunge, Michael jumped forward and caught it with his bare hands before it hit the concrete. Safe and sound, he set it down it by its momma and the other stunned sibling, still recovering from that painful leap. (The momma must have sensed that Michael was trying to help her babies.)
One by one the babies continued to jump. Each time Michael hid under the awning just to reach out in the nick of time as the duckling made its free fall. At the scene the busy downtown sidewalk traffic came to a standstill. Time after time, Michael was able to catch the remaining eight and set them by their approving mother.
At this point Michael realized the duck family had only made part of its dangerous journey. They had two full blocks to walk across traffic, crosswalks, curbs and past pedestrians to get to the closest open water, the San Antonio River, site of the famed "River Walk." The on looking office secretaries and several San Antonio police officers joined in. An empty copy-paper box was brought to collect the babies. They carefully corralled them, with the mother's approval, and loaded them in the container. Michael held the box low enough for the mom to see her
brood. He then slowly navigated through the downtown streets toward the San Antonio River. The mother waddled behind and kept her babies in sight, all the way.
As they reached the river, the mother took over and passed him, jumping in the river and quacking loudly. At the water's edge, Michael tipped the box and helped shepherd the babies toward the water and to the waiting mother after their adventurous ride.
All ten darling ducklings safely made it into the water and paddled up snugly to momma. Michael said the mom swam in circles, looking back toward the beaming bank bookkeeper, and proudly quacking.
At last, all present and accounted for: "We're all together again. We're here! We're here!"
And here's a family portrait before they head outward to further adventures.....
Like all of us in the big times of our life, they never could have made it alone without lots of helping hands. I think it gives the name of San Antonio 's famous "River Walk" a whole new meaning!
Something really cute happened in downtown San Antonio this week. Michael R. is an accounting clerk at Frost Bank and works there in a second story office. Several weeks ago, he watched a mother duck choose the concrete awning outside his window as the unlikely place to build a nest above the sidewalk. The mallard laid ten eggs in a nest in the corner of the planter that is perched over 10 feet in the air. She dutifully kept the eggs warm for weeks, and Monday afternoon all of her ten ducklings hatched.
Michael worried all night how the momma duck was going to get those babies safely off their perch in a busy, downtown, urban environment to take to water, which typically happens in the first 48 hours of a duck hatching. Tuesday morning, Michael watched the mother duck encourage her babies to the edge of the perch with the intent to show them how to jump off. Office work came to a standstill as everyone gathered to watch.
The mother flew down below and started quacking to her babies above. In disbelief Michael watched as the first fuzzy newborn trustingly toddled to the edge and astonishingly leapt into thin air, crashing onto the cement below. Michael couldn't stand to watch this risky effort nine more times! He dashed out of his office and ran down the stairs to the sidewalk where the first obedient duckling, near its mother, was resting in a stupor after the near-fatal fall. Michael stood out of sight under the awning-planter, ready to help.
As the second one took the plunge, Michael jumped forward and caught it with his bare hands before it hit the concrete. Safe and sound, he set it down it by its momma and the other stunned sibling, still recovering from that painful leap. (The momma must have sensed that Michael was trying to help her babies.)
One by one the babies continued to jump. Each time Michael hid under the awning just to reach out in the nick of time as the duckling made its free fall. At the scene the busy downtown sidewalk traffic came to a standstill. Time after time, Michael was able to catch the remaining eight and set them by their approving mother.
At this point Michael realized the duck family had only made part of its dangerous journey. They had two full blocks to walk across traffic, crosswalks, curbs and past pedestrians to get to the closest open water, the San Antonio River, site of the famed "River Walk." The on looking office secretaries and several San Antonio police officers joined in. An empty copy-paper box was brought to collect the babies. They carefully corralled them, with the mother's approval, and loaded them in the container. Michael held the box low enough for the mom to see her
brood. He then slowly navigated through the downtown streets toward the San Antonio River. The mother waddled behind and kept her babies in sight, all the way.
As they reached the river, the mother took over and passed him, jumping in the river and quacking loudly. At the water's edge, Michael tipped the box and helped shepherd the babies toward the water and to the waiting mother after their adventurous ride.
All ten darling ducklings safely made it into the water and paddled up snugly to momma. Michael said the mom swam in circles, looking back toward the beaming bank bookkeeper, and proudly quacking.
At last, all present and accounted for: "We're all together again. We're here! We're here!"
And here's a family portrait before they head outward to further adventures.....
Like all of us in the big times of our life, they never could have made it alone without lots of helping hands. I think it gives the name of San Antonio 's famous "River Walk" a whole new meaning!
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