Saturday, November 5, 2011

Friday, November 4, 2011

November: Giving Thanks # 2


One of those rare mornings with no tears or meltdowns, and just plain old silliness before heading down to music class.

Sunday, October 10, 2010

10:10:10- Camping

Bryan, Olive and I loaded up the car and drove about 5 hours east to meet our good friends Jeff and Cicie, who drove 5 hours west from Washington D.C. We had decided to go modified camping all together and meet in the exact middle, which turned out to be BarkCamp State Park in Ohio. So much fun to eat bad food, roast marshmallows, and the unintended bonus of timing our trip with the beautiful Autumn leaves! A great weekend catching up with friends - now we're back, unpacked with a lot of clean laundry to be folded before climbing into bed tonight.

Clean sheets and clean laundry
pretty autumn colors
Sunshine at the park
Jeff and Bryan tend the fire
Cicie, me and Olive
Cicie and Olive meet!
Cold nose on a morning walk
Morning light
Bunk beds were hilarious until Jeff fell off the top one at 3 in the morning
Early morning walk with Olive, so we didn't wake up the other sleepers..

Monday, October 4, 2010

Fine Family Fall Feast






Occasion: First weekend of crisp, sweater weather, first fire of the season, and the annual pre-winter garage clean out.

Attended: bryan, olive, jesse, milo, delilah and fargus

On the menu: orange roast chicken, potatoes, stuffing, green beans, crusty bread, apple cider, and wine.

Friday, October 1, 2010

Afternoon Naps




I love it when Olive falls asleep - not for the obvious reason of getting a little down time from her, but because it's so funny that she's going 100%, and then bam - she's down for the count. Sometimes I can get lucky and I can tell when she's about ready to fall asleep, but usually it takes me completely by surprise - she also isn't picky about where she sleeps either, which is pretty funny.

Heading into our first weekend of October and really looking forward to it - LOTS of fun things to do, but have to make sure to carve out some time to do nothing.