Showing posts with label lifelist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lifelist. Show all posts

I'm Trying

4/27/2009

So I am eating healthier. We are getting outside on each nice day. I have every intention of working out in the mornings (still haven’t but I have the best intentions to ha!). And I still feel like I am not whole, I have too many ideas, thoughts, things to accomplish running through my head. So I got these pretty little notebooks that are now at home, work, in my car, and in my handbag. I have no excuse to write down my thoughts when they strike so when things finally calm down (oh in a year or two I am sure!) I will be able to make them come to reality. Now I just hope the feeling of spinning my wheels and not going anywhere finally goes away!

Constants

4/23/2009

-He is growing like a weed. I have already forgotten what he looked like when he was first born. Thank goodness for pictures.

-I will probably never get birth announcements, not matter how good my intentions were.
-Three is going to be way harder than two I can already tell.
-Work, play, sleep, repeat. (My day in a nutshell)
-Baby dancing can make the grumpiest person happy.
-I forgot how much fun coos are as a form of language.
-coffee is my go to.
- I believe more in Spring resolutions than New Years resolutions.
- I finally am living the more is less, and getting rid of everything I don’t absolutely love.
-I miss my family, friends, and sewing machine.
- I am sick of my whining and need to make time for everything I miss.

What are constants in your lives right now?

Apple picking goodness

10/06/2008
I finally got to cross off a new item on my life list. Going to an apple orchard. BFF and I took our girls out to a nearby orchard and spent a good portion of the mid morning there.


The orchard is up on a high hill they have a nice grassy knoll that invites you to sit around hang out and let the kids run in the sun.



Looks of roaming was done while we were there. They actually have a historic landmark on the property. An old log cabin that if I remember correctly was built in the 1800's and was actually used as a home up into the mid 1920's. Needless to say it was a good education oppurtunity with BFFs 4 year old daughter. We got to teach her about outhouses *smile*



Oh and the leaves have started to fall so lots of leaves were thrown to recreate the falling leaves. This is one of my new favorite pictures of Leila.


And to end the trip, what better way than with carmel apples. I cant wait to go back next year!

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