Tuesday, September 25, 2007

Saved! ! !

We got Elliot baptized over the weekend. We have been fortunate to have the same priest perform all of our recent sacraments (one marriage and three baptisms). We really like him and it has really helped to tie things together for us.

Elliot was not thrilled about being baptized, but he has gotten over it. His head still smells good too.

I will try to get some pics up in the next few days.

Thursday, September 20, 2007

Goodbye, Stove

We put our old stove on the curb tonight, went for a walk, and it was gone when we got back. It was a good stove. It served us well for several years. Now it is probably in pieces, being exported to China to be re-invented.

In other sad news, the groundhog I have driven past on my way to work every morning for the past few days finally fell victim to his habit of hanging out in the road.

Tuesday, September 18, 2007

A Few New Pics

I put up some new pics in the 2007 II gallery.

Andrew Feeding Elliot

Andrew Feeding Elliot

If you can't see the video, Click Here.

Monday, September 17, 2007

In cased you missed it. . . .

Susan turned thirty yesterday. It was a fairly relaxed day. A lot of cake was eaten. Hammocks were laid in.

Saturday, September 15, 2007

Around the Horn

Two weeks ago tonight, Andrew started his 5 day fever. Mari got sick at the end of that week. Susan got sick at the beginning of the next week. I got it mid-week, and it appears as though Elliot just had a little touch of it as well. I would like to believe that we are finished with this bug.

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Parents & Tots II

Mari & Susan started Parents & Tots this morning. The plan is that Elliot stays home with me, Rob, until after his nap and then I take him to the school for the remainder of the class. This morning he slept in late and then took a late nap, so he missed the whole class. Andrew hung out with Aunt Jill so that I could get some work done while Elliot napped.

Monday, September 10, 2007

Pot-Luck Trifecta

Friday Night: La Leche League
Saturday Night: Waldorf School
Sunday Night: Friend's Birthday Party.

It was a fun, busy weekend. Mari and I actually skipped the LLL pot-luck on Friday night because she was not feeling well.

Friday, September 7, 2007

Heating Up

Mari had a fever last night. Hopefully hers won't last five days, like Andrew's did.

Thursday, September 6, 2007

Cooling Off

Andrew's fever appears to have subsided, which would be a good thing. Hopefully it won't come back. This isn't the first time that we have thought it was gone.

Wednesday, September 5, 2007

Sick Kids

Elliot: Went to the urologist today to talk about his reflux. More tests in six months, then again six months later. In the meantime, hopefully he won't have any more urinary tract infections.

Mari: Pink-eye is almost cleared up.

Andrew: Has had a fever, with no other symptoms, since Saturday. If it's not gone by morning (and I don't know why it would be), he is going to the doctor.

Soccer Can Wait

Andrew loves soccer. In fact, he loves all sports. Lately we have heard of several other kids his age who are starting to play soccer (of some sort, I guess). I mentioned something to Susan about it tonight and we quickly agreed that we don't really feel like there is a a good reason to start him playing soccer so soon. About fifteen minutes later she sat down to read Mothering Magazine and there was an article called "Soccer Can Wait." We agree.

Tuesday, September 4, 2007

Long Weekend

We had a long, but fun, weekend.

Erin, Nate, Ian, and Cameron were in town, arriving last Wednesday. We had a lot of fun hanging out with them and our kids played really well together. Things were pretty low-key.

On Saturday night, we hit Old Timers Day at The Rabbit Hash General Store, which was really fun. Our main reason for going was to check out Jake Speed and the Freddies, who did not disappoint. Their bluegrass/Ohio River style fit in perfectly with the river as a backdrop. We took the Anderson Ferry across the river on the way there, which was a nice little touch as well.