Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Mama please don't take my Kodachrome away. . .
For those that don't know the title is from a Paul Simon song 'Kodachrome'. If I had the skills I would have a play list and have it playing, but instead you'll have to just hum it.
Kodachrome Basin State Park
It was a rainy stormy Memorial Day weekend, but we had a blast visiting one of the places on our list. We explored every part of Kodachrome in the two days we were there. The rock is so fragile that you can't climb on most of it. It just crubles beneath you. Greyson was a great climber. He is fearless and tackled rock mound after rock mound with great pleasure. It's good to see my child in the red rock. Enjoy the pics.Kodachrome Basin State Park
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Home Sweet Home (well sort of)
Our Trip to Portland
A few months ago Ben and I booked flights to Oregon for last weekend. We needed to see friends and reconnect. Thanks to everyone who welcomed us with open arms.
Greyson and I waiting in the airport our flight was at 8:30 a.m.
Greyson is not quite sure about this flight. Neither was I but thankfully the flight wasn't full so he got his very own seat. He did great.
Playing at Cooper Park. (We didn't want to surprise the Bruno's too Early)
I love this picture, I actually captured him running!
Rick and Ben and the boys went to Father's and Son's campout and we had a girls night out. It was so much fun. My first try of Fondue. What can I say, it was wonderful! Thanks Heidi, Heather, and Stephanie. Oh and I won at hearts, can you believe it? [ok I can't lie actually Heather won on the last hand with a run]
Then we went to Lunch with Leslie and Melia.
Saturday night Ben and the boys went golfing and Heidi and I crashed Brenda's birthday party. Thanks Brenda and Sarah for letting us come.
That's more like it, smiles all around.
I had many great pics of this SUPER SLIDE but I'm not sure who is ok with pics posted of them so I just put a few on.
Greyson was exhausted. Our flight home was delayed by a little over an hour and he didn't have much sleep during our weekend. So the next day all he wanted to do was sleep and read his books. He'd actually cry when I'd suggest we should go outside. So Cute.
Thursday, May 8, 2008
The joys of being a Mom
Two days ago Greyson woke up on the wrong side of the crib (which is unusual since it's always the same side). It all started fine, I changed his diaper and then gave him a hug and then proceeded to pick out his outfit. Lately I have been trying to teach him independence (bad idea) and I let him pick out his own outfit. So that fact that I chose something sent him into uncontrolable crying. Yes he cried and cried and cried. Finally I lost it and put him in his crib with binky and blanket for a time out (he's been awake approximately 30 minutes). Then when he finally calmed down I took him out and we had breakfast only he didn't like the cereal that he chose and began to cry and throw milk around with the spoon. Then we went upstairs so I could get ready and he was grabbing my leg and trying to push me away from the counter. I would move so he could get into the drawers, but apparently he just wanted me to move because nothing made him happy. Finally I walked him out of the bathroom and locked the door, then I climbed in the shower and tried to put my face under the water so I couldn't hear the child hitting the door and crying. Needless to say Greyson spent a lot of time in his crib, I spent a lot of time in the bathroom and we both spent a lot of time mad at each other. We did manage to sneak away to three blissful hours at the zoo where we were both happy.
Then yesterday while running in the morning I decided I'm the adult I set the tone. So I did everything different and tried to be loving and attentive and we had the best day. He didn't cry once and was my perfect little boy, played without complaint, worked on his letters and learning, went on a walk with me, gave me hugs and kisses, ate all of his food.
I guess kids and moms have days too.
Then yesterday while running in the morning I decided I'm the adult I set the tone. So I did everything different and tried to be loving and attentive and we had the best day. He didn't cry once and was my perfect little boy, played without complaint, worked on his letters and learning, went on a walk with me, gave me hugs and kisses, ate all of his food.
I guess kids and moms have days too.
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