Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
11.28.2011
10.26.2011
Brantley's 1st Year Photos & Family Photos
This past weekend, we got together with Valerie Dickens Photography to do our new tradition of yearly family photos and then also get some pictures of B for his 1st year.
You can look at a slideshow of them: Here
You can look at a slideshow of them: Here
10.04.2011
Family Weekend
Since our last few weekends (ok, who am I kidding...months!!!) have been crazy hectic, we decided this weekend to be our relaxing weekend. It was great to just spend quality time with the guys doing stuff around the area without being on a strict time schedule.
On Saturday, Husby, B and I got up to watch Husby coach Youth Bowling, and then we headed up north to do an errand. Since the weather was absolutely gorgeous and we were already beachside, we decided to grab lunch at a small eatery on the water and enjoy the weather some more. We went to Grills Waterside and had a nice tropical family lunch.
After lunch and the drive back, B crashed for his afternoon nap, so we took the time to get some stuff around the house done. When he woke up, it was time to get out in the fresh air. We went a few blocks down the road from our place to the park and went for a Nature Walk as a family.
On Saturday, Husby, B and I got up to watch Husby coach Youth Bowling, and then we headed up north to do an errand. Since the weather was absolutely gorgeous and we were already beachside, we decided to grab lunch at a small eatery on the water and enjoy the weather some more. We went to Grills Waterside and had a nice tropical family lunch.
After lunch and the drive back, B crashed for his afternoon nap, so we took the time to get some stuff around the house done. When he woke up, it was time to get out in the fresh air. We went a few blocks down the road from our place to the park and went for a Nature Walk as a family.
*All ready for the walk*
*Turtle # 1*
*Turtle #2*
*B watching the turtle as it crossed the path*
*The turtle was going home & B was fascinated with it*
Since the Gator game was not on until 8, and we still had some daylight, we decided to go to the playground down the road and let B burn off some of his energy. Husby rarely goes to the park with B (it's a Mommy thing B and I do during the days when I am home), I figured it would be a fun experience for him to see B interact at the park.
*B sliding on the little slide*
Which he then tried to climb back up since he saw Daddy do it
*At the top of the playground pavilion waving at Mommy*
*Sliding down the "big" slide with Daddy*
*Swingset Time*
After the park, we headed for home so B could get in dinner and then we could settle in to watch the game. B made it through the 1st quarter and then he crashed for the night. He enjoyed what little of the game he watched (I think Husby & I should have followed B's lead and stopped watching after 1st quarter...but we sat through the agonizing defeat).
On Sunday, we did a quick family photo at a local portrait studio and then quick grocery trip. After the morning errands, we decided to again take advantage of the beautiful weather and went to the beach. Husby used to be an avid surfer in college and really has not found the time to go lately (in the last year-year and half), so it was his first time out in a LONG time. B and I hungout on the beach watching Husby paddle out and try to catch some waves. Then B decided to investigate the water's edge and play in the waves. After our beach visit, we grabbed a quick lunch and headed home to clean up (B passed out before we even got to lunch...hence the quick part) and then we had our routine bowling league night complete with our dinner routine at LD's.
Although some things did not go as planned, it was a great quiet weekend for some beautiful weather and family bonding. In 2 weeks we will be starting a new tradition of yearly family photo sessions at the Botanical Gardens of Husby & my alma mater. I'll be sure to post sneak peeks of what we'll be coordinating/wearing, a well as, the goodies once they are complete.
In the coming week I need to update the videos of B's "channel" and also start ironing out Christmas wishlists, as well as, discuss our holiday plans as these are my 2 stress points lately.
1.19.2009
What were you thinking?
Ok so this blog is a bit out of my ordinary tone and demeanor, but I have a BAD habit of bottling up my emotions and thoughts on things, so I felt it would be best if I just purged here and now before my mouth gets me in trouble. It may seem a bitchy and I'm not sure if I'm overreacting so if someone reads this please give me your opinion.
To start, on my dad's side of the family I am the 3rd oldest of 6 cousins. My two eldest cousins are like 10+ years older than me and pretty much out of the picture. My grandfather has always been a huge part of my life and even lived with us since I was young, so we've always had a tight bond something I guess my other 3 younger cousins have been a bit jealous of. Anyways, all growing up my youngest 3 cousins (H, E, J) parent's (my aunt and uncle which we will call Aunt L and Uncle M) have always made comments to my parents that I wasn't being raised properly and that with all the freedom they give me I am going to turn out to be a "problem child" while their 3 darlings will be well adjusted and turn out successes in their future. When I was young it didn't really bother me to hear that, but as I got older I began to resent those remarks and also hate the feeling of being judged and compared. I went to public school my entire schooling while H, E, J were home-schooled until they moved to OK where they were tested and placed into regular school. H (who is 2 days younger than me) was a year behind they discovered from the testing, E was 3/4 of a year behind and J was only 1/2 year behind. I was never behind, always ahead..I graduated HS 5th in my class (2 people tied for 3rd) and with college credits to transfer to my college. :::4 years pass::: I graduate college, Greene and I decide to move in together to cut bills and things are going well. Aunt L gets wind of my living arrangement and "discusses" it with my mom (my dad had already passed away this time), telling my mom I am living a life of sin..yada, yada, yada. First off, I was extremely offended. It is known of L's business nor is it very nice and Christian (her whole belief I would be a problem child is because my parents didn't force the Bible life on me...I chose to go to church, socialize in outreach and teen youth groups, get confirmed and never once was forced to do it) of her and yet she said it. May of 2007 comes up and I get word through my mom that H is engaged (Greene and I had announced our engagement and wedding date in Oct./Nov. of 2006) and has decided she will get married Dec. 29th, 2007. Kudos to her for planning a wedding in 6 months since I knew I'd need a little over a year to get my wedding planned. Then L follows it up with the guilt trip "Well you have to come the wedding. We need to meet your boyfriend." So after much protesting from myself and Greene, my mom convinces us to come to the wedding so we can see some other family and spend the New Year's together. So out the window went our plans to spend New Year's at home with our friends.
So now I should recap this lovely wedding experience...experience is the best word to describe it. Two days after Christmas, my other aunt and uncle and cousin drive up to Pcola to pick us up and we continue on the trip to OK. It was a good car ride...lots of socializing, I caught up on some reading and we had a great bonding. We left 60's for high 20's. We got into the lovely Bethany, OK Holiday Inn Express. We're all a bit exhausted and maybe cranky after the 28 hour straight-through drive. So that night there were to be a dinner for family and close friends following the rehearsal. So we took our time getting ready (we weren't in the wedding, so we saw no reason to go to the rehearsal). When we show up, L immediately gets in on us about being late and that they have been waiting to eat (we showed up at 6-6:15pm). Dinner goes well...we finally get an itinerary of when things are which would have been super helpful prior to the rehearsal and dinner. The next morning is the wedding. It is bitter cold and the church auditorium where the wedding was held was super frigid. We showed up early since L and H told us to be there early for pictures. We sat around forever because things were unorganized and then find out never mind we are not needed for pictures. We will take some pictures afterwards. So we find our seats and the wedding follows. We do our obligated family pictures (ok we took 2 pictures total....entire family, then just the cousins). So now at this point you think oh reception, how fun? Yea actually because H and her new husband had to pay for the entire wedding they didn't have money for a reception. So instead, we had cake and cookies and punch and coffee/tea. They had no first dance, they did a mini-bouquet toss and garter toss...nothing traditional. Then about two hours after the wedding they left for their "wedding night" (ok it was only about 2pm). So then we are all standing around (my aunt and uncle and cousin we drove up with, my dad's other brother and his wife, my mom, Greene and I and GmaE) and decide, well since the rest of the family is going to be busy cleaning up the wedding and they told us they didn't need help..we'll go find real food and off we went. When we got back from the hotel hours later ( we found a local rib/ bbq place and had an excellent dinner ) we were quickly met with disgust by M, L, E and J because they had to order pizzas and wish they had been invited to eat. Alright so I must go off on a side note a second. Every other time we have gone to dinner with them, they had expected the rest of us to pick up their meal for them...let me remind you that is 4-5 mouth extra and they just assume when the bill comes that someone else will pick up their tab. As a family unit we are very caring/giving towards one another, but the term "going Dutch" holds true in my family (we are Dutch decent by the way) and we typically pay our own ways except if someone says hey I got you covered. So back to my story, no one wanted to invite them along because we didn't want to be stuck with their bill. Then if that wasn't enough L, E, and J were all sick (with some type of cold or flu or something contagious) and the entire night (and night before) they were coughing all around us ( I was sick by day 3 of the trip).
Sunday, (day 3) my cousin H and her new husband decided to have a present party. At this point you must be thinking, what's that? Well I guess to cut down on having to write thank you cards or anything of that nature, they invited everyone to the hotel to watch them open all their presents and cards. I don't know about you, but I felt this to be extremely tacky. So there we sat for an hour watching them open presents. After that they quickly got themselves organized and they (L, M, H, E, J) left to go back home. Much breath of relief for the rest of us who stayed a few more days (through New Years) at the Holiday Inn Express. Overall it was great time spent with some of my family and Greene was able to spend time with and meet some more people in my family. We also took note of everything NOT to do for our wedding 2 months later.
As if that wasn't enough drama, my cousin E and her boyfriend had gotten engaged like right before that wedding, and decided they would plan their wedding for May. Throughout the entire wedding weekend in OK he kept saying he was thinking of pushing the wedding date out until the following January to allow time for things to settle and what not and E kept saying they were getting married in May. After all the "fun" we had had with this wedding, Greene and I had decided we would not be attending. Then in January, my mom got an email from L that E and N had decided to get married and had a small ceremony with immediate family and a few friends. So Greene and I said well guess we won't send a gift seeing that they eloped. I should mention that the reason we think they decided to elope was because L and M have a rule that you cannot live with a guy unless you are married to him and E and L fight 24/7 so E probably decided to just go get married. The email also stated that they would have a full wedding and such the following January (2009). So off E and her new husband went to find an apartment to live in on 2 minimum wage jobs. They had to settle for what they could afford in actuality. Greene and I decided to not send a housewarming gift expecting to have to send a gift for their wedding come January 2009.
Next came our wedding in March and there was drama surrounding it, but whatever. I seated them upstairs overlooking the dance floor all together and yet they stirred up some drama, but our wedding went well. L made a few comments throughout the planning process and how hard it must be on my mom to have to pay for the wedding and my mom always quickly responded with the note that she is not paying for the wedding...Greene and I have covered all the costs or planned it ourselves. After all we are super creative and designed our own STD, invitations, programs, weekend newsletter, itinerary, centerpieces, table decor (in place of numbers we used beach theme items...starfish, sandcastle, etc.), candies, mints, cake was designed by us. We stretched our dollars without too much notice and splurged on things we knew people would enjoy like an open bar with top shelf liquors. Oh and there were comments from that side of family about the open bar, but it was our wedding and we did what we wanted.
So then May 2008 comes around and my mom gets an email announcing E is pregnant. And here is were the real drama starts. It wasn't like it was a mistake that they got pregnant...they believe in the whole no BC/ condoms/ etc. rules and that God will give them how many children he wants them to have. She immediately had to quit her job because she was having trouble in the beginning with the pregnancy, so they are surviving on his minimum wage income, living in a real unsafe apartment and she is pretty much on bed rest. Thankfully she was classified as a high-risk so she was put on WIC government assistance. Now don't get me wrong, WIC is there to help get first time pregnancy women and those in need help to get situated, but I think they should have planned better for this. How are they going to afford to put food on the table and care for a baby especially since neither has a college degree and she just has her GED (oh yea, and they have their certification in bible studies from their church school)? E has already stated she doesn't think she will go back to work after the baby is born and now her husband is thinking of joining the military. That is the last thing they need unless he can stay nearby to be home to help with the new baby and stuff. They already supposedly fight over taking care of their home (laundry, dishes, pets, etc.); Greene and I disagree about cleaning and we both hate it, but at the end of the day we suck it up and get it done. Now the baby is due in less than a month and looks like to be able to afford anything they are going to move back in with either L & M or his parents. Ok so correct me if I am wrong but wasn't the whole idea to get married and move out of their parents homes to be together?
And just recently they had a baby shower for her. J kept asking what I was getting for her and I said I wasn't sure what we were doing since I didn't know about the baby shower (never even got an invite, so actually feel no obligation to send a gift)...especially since my mom received an invite 1 week prior to the shower (not that any of us would have driven or flown in for the shower, but it is the thought that counts). And still getting slack from J a bit like how come you didn't send a gift, E is having the baby in a month? So am I really wrong for not sending a gift since I haven't been sent an invite to the shower or even a formal announcement that she is pregnant? We truly are not that close, nor do I really have an intention on being close to her since I disagree with their charity case mentality that they brought upon themselves. Oh and still not a thank you note or anything from H and her husband for their wedding presents.
Now that I have written that all down, I feel cleansed. I am not sure what to think anymore on this entire situation, other than I wish to avoid them at all cost. We will see what happens when Greene and I decide to have kids (which will probably be not for another year since we are starting grad school). If anyone has any comments please leave them below. I wish to hear a neutral opinion on the situation and would love to get to know others on this site.
Hope everyone has a good week. Week 2 of classes starts tomorrow.
To start, on my dad's side of the family I am the 3rd oldest of 6 cousins. My two eldest cousins are like 10+ years older than me and pretty much out of the picture. My grandfather has always been a huge part of my life and even lived with us since I was young, so we've always had a tight bond something I guess my other 3 younger cousins have been a bit jealous of. Anyways, all growing up my youngest 3 cousins (H, E, J) parent's (my aunt and uncle which we will call Aunt L and Uncle M) have always made comments to my parents that I wasn't being raised properly and that with all the freedom they give me I am going to turn out to be a "problem child" while their 3 darlings will be well adjusted and turn out successes in their future. When I was young it didn't really bother me to hear that, but as I got older I began to resent those remarks and also hate the feeling of being judged and compared. I went to public school my entire schooling while H, E, J were home-schooled until they moved to OK where they were tested and placed into regular school. H (who is 2 days younger than me) was a year behind they discovered from the testing, E was 3/4 of a year behind and J was only 1/2 year behind. I was never behind, always ahead..I graduated HS 5th in my class (2 people tied for 3rd) and with college credits to transfer to my college. :::4 years pass::: I graduate college, Greene and I decide to move in together to cut bills and things are going well. Aunt L gets wind of my living arrangement and "discusses" it with my mom (my dad had already passed away this time), telling my mom I am living a life of sin..yada, yada, yada. First off, I was extremely offended. It is known of L's business nor is it very nice and Christian (her whole belief I would be a problem child is because my parents didn't force the Bible life on me...I chose to go to church, socialize in outreach and teen youth groups, get confirmed and never once was forced to do it) of her and yet she said it. May of 2007 comes up and I get word through my mom that H is engaged (Greene and I had announced our engagement and wedding date in Oct./Nov. of 2006) and has decided she will get married Dec. 29th, 2007. Kudos to her for planning a wedding in 6 months since I knew I'd need a little over a year to get my wedding planned. Then L follows it up with the guilt trip "Well you have to come the wedding. We need to meet your boyfriend." So after much protesting from myself and Greene, my mom convinces us to come to the wedding so we can see some other family and spend the New Year's together. So out the window went our plans to spend New Year's at home with our friends.
So now I should recap this lovely wedding experience...experience is the best word to describe it. Two days after Christmas, my other aunt and uncle and cousin drive up to Pcola to pick us up and we continue on the trip to OK. It was a good car ride...lots of socializing, I caught up on some reading and we had a great bonding. We left 60's for high 20's. We got into the lovely Bethany, OK Holiday Inn Express. We're all a bit exhausted and maybe cranky after the 28 hour straight-through drive. So that night there were to be a dinner for family and close friends following the rehearsal. So we took our time getting ready (we weren't in the wedding, so we saw no reason to go to the rehearsal). When we show up, L immediately gets in on us about being late and that they have been waiting to eat (we showed up at 6-6:15pm). Dinner goes well...we finally get an itinerary of when things are which would have been super helpful prior to the rehearsal and dinner. The next morning is the wedding. It is bitter cold and the church auditorium where the wedding was held was super frigid. We showed up early since L and H told us to be there early for pictures. We sat around forever because things were unorganized and then find out never mind we are not needed for pictures. We will take some pictures afterwards. So we find our seats and the wedding follows. We do our obligated family pictures (ok we took 2 pictures total....entire family, then just the cousins). So now at this point you think oh reception, how fun? Yea actually because H and her new husband had to pay for the entire wedding they didn't have money for a reception. So instead, we had cake and cookies and punch and coffee/tea. They had no first dance, they did a mini-bouquet toss and garter toss...nothing traditional. Then about two hours after the wedding they left for their "wedding night" (ok it was only about 2pm). So then we are all standing around (my aunt and uncle and cousin we drove up with, my dad's other brother and his wife, my mom, Greene and I and GmaE) and decide, well since the rest of the family is going to be busy cleaning up the wedding and they told us they didn't need help..we'll go find real food and off we went. When we got back from the hotel hours later ( we found a local rib/ bbq place and had an excellent dinner ) we were quickly met with disgust by M, L, E and J because they had to order pizzas and wish they had been invited to eat. Alright so I must go off on a side note a second. Every other time we have gone to dinner with them, they had expected the rest of us to pick up their meal for them...let me remind you that is 4-5 mouth extra and they just assume when the bill comes that someone else will pick up their tab. As a family unit we are very caring/giving towards one another, but the term "going Dutch" holds true in my family (we are Dutch decent by the way) and we typically pay our own ways except if someone says hey I got you covered. So back to my story, no one wanted to invite them along because we didn't want to be stuck with their bill. Then if that wasn't enough L, E, and J were all sick (with some type of cold or flu or something contagious) and the entire night (and night before) they were coughing all around us ( I was sick by day 3 of the trip).
Sunday, (day 3) my cousin H and her new husband decided to have a present party. At this point you must be thinking, what's that? Well I guess to cut down on having to write thank you cards or anything of that nature, they invited everyone to the hotel to watch them open all their presents and cards. I don't know about you, but I felt this to be extremely tacky. So there we sat for an hour watching them open presents. After that they quickly got themselves organized and they (L, M, H, E, J) left to go back home. Much breath of relief for the rest of us who stayed a few more days (through New Years) at the Holiday Inn Express. Overall it was great time spent with some of my family and Greene was able to spend time with and meet some more people in my family. We also took note of everything NOT to do for our wedding 2 months later.
As if that wasn't enough drama, my cousin E and her boyfriend had gotten engaged like right before that wedding, and decided they would plan their wedding for May. Throughout the entire wedding weekend in OK he kept saying he was thinking of pushing the wedding date out until the following January to allow time for things to settle and what not and E kept saying they were getting married in May. After all the "fun" we had had with this wedding, Greene and I had decided we would not be attending. Then in January, my mom got an email from L that E and N had decided to get married and had a small ceremony with immediate family and a few friends. So Greene and I said well guess we won't send a gift seeing that they eloped. I should mention that the reason we think they decided to elope was because L and M have a rule that you cannot live with a guy unless you are married to him and E and L fight 24/7 so E probably decided to just go get married. The email also stated that they would have a full wedding and such the following January (2009). So off E and her new husband went to find an apartment to live in on 2 minimum wage jobs. They had to settle for what they could afford in actuality. Greene and I decided to not send a housewarming gift expecting to have to send a gift for their wedding come January 2009.
Next came our wedding in March and there was drama surrounding it, but whatever. I seated them upstairs overlooking the dance floor all together and yet they stirred up some drama, but our wedding went well. L made a few comments throughout the planning process and how hard it must be on my mom to have to pay for the wedding and my mom always quickly responded with the note that she is not paying for the wedding...Greene and I have covered all the costs or planned it ourselves. After all we are super creative and designed our own STD, invitations, programs, weekend newsletter, itinerary, centerpieces, table decor (in place of numbers we used beach theme items...starfish, sandcastle, etc.), candies, mints, cake was designed by us. We stretched our dollars without too much notice and splurged on things we knew people would enjoy like an open bar with top shelf liquors. Oh and there were comments from that side of family about the open bar, but it was our wedding and we did what we wanted.
So then May 2008 comes around and my mom gets an email announcing E is pregnant. And here is were the real drama starts. It wasn't like it was a mistake that they got pregnant...they believe in the whole no BC/ condoms/ etc. rules and that God will give them how many children he wants them to have. She immediately had to quit her job because she was having trouble in the beginning with the pregnancy, so they are surviving on his minimum wage income, living in a real unsafe apartment and she is pretty much on bed rest. Thankfully she was classified as a high-risk so she was put on WIC government assistance. Now don't get me wrong, WIC is there to help get first time pregnancy women and those in need help to get situated, but I think they should have planned better for this. How are they going to afford to put food on the table and care for a baby especially since neither has a college degree and she just has her GED (oh yea, and they have their certification in bible studies from their church school)? E has already stated she doesn't think she will go back to work after the baby is born and now her husband is thinking of joining the military. That is the last thing they need unless he can stay nearby to be home to help with the new baby and stuff. They already supposedly fight over taking care of their home (laundry, dishes, pets, etc.); Greene and I disagree about cleaning and we both hate it, but at the end of the day we suck it up and get it done. Now the baby is due in less than a month and looks like to be able to afford anything they are going to move back in with either L & M or his parents. Ok so correct me if I am wrong but wasn't the whole idea to get married and move out of their parents homes to be together?
And just recently they had a baby shower for her. J kept asking what I was getting for her and I said I wasn't sure what we were doing since I didn't know about the baby shower (never even got an invite, so actually feel no obligation to send a gift)...especially since my mom received an invite 1 week prior to the shower (not that any of us would have driven or flown in for the shower, but it is the thought that counts). And still getting slack from J a bit like how come you didn't send a gift, E is having the baby in a month? So am I really wrong for not sending a gift since I haven't been sent an invite to the shower or even a formal announcement that she is pregnant? We truly are not that close, nor do I really have an intention on being close to her since I disagree with their charity case mentality that they brought upon themselves. Oh and still not a thank you note or anything from H and her husband for their wedding presents.
Now that I have written that all down, I feel cleansed. I am not sure what to think anymore on this entire situation, other than I wish to avoid them at all cost. We will see what happens when Greene and I decide to have kids (which will probably be not for another year since we are starting grad school). If anyone has any comments please leave them below. I wish to hear a neutral opinion on the situation and would love to get to know others on this site.
Hope everyone has a good week. Week 2 of classes starts tomorrow.
1.15.2009
Week Sum-up
So this week has been sort of interesting, especially since we are experiencing winter right now. It has been pretty chilly for FL weather, but I am sort of enjoying it. Last week I found out I showed up to class to only find out I didn't need to teach, so this week ended up being my first week. My week started off on a rather sour foot. I woke up Monday not feeling well at all and decided between needing to be rested up for teaching the rest of the week and having a doctor's appointment at 4, I would just stay home. Glad I did since I just got worse throughout the day. Greene came home early to go to the doctor with me and with all the traffic we made it to my appointment with a minute to spare (if you know me well, I absolutely hate being late and late people). I guess the doc was having a bad day or it was just real hectic for her, but she was totally confused on what we wanted. It seems the Metaformin is working well (I have had regular cycling and the gap between them is beginning to lessen, so we decided to keep me on that (even if it is reacting to my body and food since I have had less side effects lately...I think my body just needed to adjust). But then she was about to write a script for Clomid and with all the research I have been doing I realized she was heading us down the wrong track. For some reason she had it in her head, we were trying to have a baby like immediately. We quickly changed that and told her we weren't in any rush, when it happens...it happens. I am still holding out on getting pregnant in another year, but whenever we are graced with that joy is fine with us too. It's not that we aren't ready or financially stable...I just want to get my masters first. The rest of the night was pretty plain jane...burritos with the group, one of my coworkers (exchange PhD student from Brazil) stayed overnight by us to fly out the next morning to visit another university, so of course the pups were happy. Tuesday started my classes. I had a Biology II lab in the morning followed by a Biology I lab in the afternoon. Both went pretty smoothly...my Biology I class is all girls except for 1 boy (boy is he lucky!). Wednesdays classes are pretty quiet/ timid. I hope for my own sanity they liven up a bit as I think they may drive me insane if they stay so quiet. I have one more class tonight to teach, so hopefully they will be a lively bunch seeing that late classes make me tired. The only problem I am having so far with my classes is the lack of respect some of them give me when they first meet me. I mean I know I am young (and look it too!), but I am a pretty great teacher and will work with anyone to get them to understand the material and succeed in my class. I had students in my Wednesday night saying how they hate "new" teachers (technically am not new as I taught last semester, but it is my first year) and they always get screwed by new teachers...yada, yada, yada. What made me feel better is that I have 2 students from the classes I subbed for a few last semester taking it with me and excited to have me as a teacher since they felt more comfortable with my teaching style and such. I hope the other ones calm down and work with me so this semester is fun.
Now that I am working/ teaching until 9pm 2 nights a week, Greene is really getting motivated to do house projects while I am away. Last night I came home to an organized garage, he repainted and repaired the dryer so it looks brand new (the old machine works great, just needed a little paint job) and set things up so he can continue to do the crown molding. I hope this streak continues for him and he also uses the time to spend with his friends or bowl with the money league he seems to want to.
Hope everyone has a good remainder of the week and weekend!
Now that I am working/ teaching until 9pm 2 nights a week, Greene is really getting motivated to do house projects while I am away. Last night I came home to an organized garage, he repainted and repaired the dryer so it looks brand new (the old machine works great, just needed a little paint job) and set things up so he can continue to do the crown molding. I hope this streak continues for him and he also uses the time to spend with his friends or bowl with the money league he seems to want to.
Hope everyone has a good remainder of the week and weekend!
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