Friday, November 30, 2007
Part II
Remember the story of Reagan the "infamous" meal. Well here is what has happened since. The other night we were sitting around the dinner table, once again having to suffer through the horrible, disgusting food I make. I think it was French Bread topped with Stroganoff and cheese, very yummy, (at least Tyler, Myself, Elise and Mollie and thought so). Well Reagan was having a hard time consuming his 5 bites and Tyler told him if he plugs his nose while chewing he won't have to taste it. You would have thought we had handed him a million dollars, his eyes lit up and he immediately threw a bite into his mouth, with his nose plugged, and chewed away. When he was done, he shouted in utter joy and excitement, "It works, now I can eat all the food you make that I don't like!" and then proceeded to finish his serving. I am not sure how I feel about this, but I know Reagan is ecstatic. Go figure.
Wednesday, November 28, 2007
When the cat's away the mice will play
Let me rephrase that, "When the mom is busy doing other things and not focusing 100% of her attention on the children, they will get into everything and destroy what they can." That pretty much sums up my day today. I spent a little more time on the computer than I usually do during daylight hours and I will let the pictures speak for themselves.
Mollie found the DVD and Video cupboard open and had a heyday, I actually let this go on for a bit because she was really having fun and luckily nothing got too destroyed.
I came out to two little girls giggling and having the time of their lives. Look closely that is half a box of Rice Krispies dumped into my shag carpet.
I immediately pulled out the vacuum and then realized "Hey, why am I cleaning this up?" so here they are having more fun vacuuming, the picture doesn't really show that, but they got a kick out of it.
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
My new love

I have decided to start a new tradition in my family, Red Pepper Jelly, oh my gosh, I love it. A couple years ago the Brownings gave my parents a little Christmas butter dish with a Santa knife along with a package of cream cheese and a jar of Williams Sonoma Red Pepper Jelly to go on top of the cheese and use as a dip for crackers. I loved it. This year for Thanksgiving Hors D'oeuvre I decided to make a Baked Brie and top the Brie in side of the Puff Pastry with Red Pepper Jelly. I found a jar of Raspberry Pepper Jelly from Aloha from Oregon, (pictured above) at TJ Maxx and it was so good, I wanted to eat the whole jar by myself. So I have decided that this is going to somehow be a part of my holiday. I think I preferred it cold with the cream cheese, because it melted down too much in the pastry. If you have never tried it, give it a shot and let me know what you think. I do have to say, Jacque did not care for it, but everyone else I think liked it.
Monday, November 26, 2007
Mollie is Walking
OK, so I was finally able to get a brief video of Mollie walking, she has gone across a room, but this took enough effort, I figured it would work.
Thursday, November 22, 2007
Happy Thanksgiving!
Hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving, here is a little quiz on the Holiday, see how well you do.Click Here
Monday, November 19, 2007
This is cool!
So I was at my parents the other day and saw this quote hanging on their fridge and it just gave me chills reading it, so I thought I would post it here, tell me what you think about it.
You were generals in the War in Heaven and one day when you are in the spirit world, you will be enthralled by those you are associated with. You will ask someone in which time period they lived and you might hear, "I was with Moses when he parted the Red Sea" or "I helped build the pyramids
" or "I fought with Captain Moroni." And as you are standing there in amazement, someone will turn to you and ask you which of the prophets' time did you live in? And when you say "Gordon B. Hinckley" a hush will fall over every hall and corridor in Heaven, and all in attendance will bow at you presence. You were held back six thousand years because you were the most talented, most obedient, most courageous and most righteous. Elder Boyd K. Packer
" or "I fought with Captain Moroni." And as you are standing there in amazement, someone will turn to you and ask you which of the prophets' time did you live in? And when you say "Gordon B. Hinckley" a hush will fall over every hall and corridor in Heaven, and all in attendance will bow at you presence. You were held back six thousand years because you were the most talented, most obedient, most courageous and most righteous. Elder Boyd K. PackerSunday, November 18, 2007
Mollie's Baby Steps
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