Thursday, September 27, 2007

Growing Out

Well, I'm still growing. Here's my measurements. Five more weeks to go, give or take.My really round tummy. Everyone seems to think it's "cute".
I'm still feeling great. Enjoying my pregnancy. Wondering when
we're going to meet our new little one. Mya's hoping for a little girl.





Sunday, September 23, 2007

Changing Brakes


Mya seems to be catching a cold, so we kept her home from church today. It was beautiful outside, so we kept Matt company and enjoyed the warm sunshine and cool breeze while he worked on the car. Mya loved "helping", but I don't think daddy was as thrilled about it as she was. Matt spent almost as much time cleaning up after her as he did doing the project itself. She has a fascination with his 100 piece bolt and socket set.

Saturday, September 8, 2007

N.Y. Peach Festival





This afternoon we drove to Lewiston to go to the Peach Festival. Matt and I thought it was more like a county fair. There was a small area with fresh peaches, the rest of the fairgrounds was filled with rides and food. Mya saw the swing ride and begged to go on it. She was just barely over the minimum height requirement. She liked it so much, she wanted to go again after it was over. She is fearless! There were many other rides she wanted to go on, but poor thing was WAY to small. She has my genetics.









Monday, September 3, 2007

Wing Fest

On Saturday we spent a few hours at the National Buffalo Wing festival downtown. It has been going now for six years, and there are about 20 different vendors competing for the best wing sauce. This festival is much like the Prune festival in Sutter county except...it's not prunes. I was able to sample a large variety of wings such as honey BBQ to coconut, and teryaki cashew. It is amazing how many ways you can ruin perfectly good Buffalo Wings.





After the festival we all spent the rest of the weekend around the house just getting things ready for the week as we start to get back into a normal routine of work. I guess one thing that has made this Labor Day weekend different from all those years growing up is a high temperature of about 75 degrees. That's about it for now.