One of the favourite things in this house is to make castles, barns, zoos, and garages all out of wooden blocks. The boys work together and come up with such fun stories about who lives there and what each room is for. Then, sooner than the other brother would like, the youngest always manages to knock it all down. This time I took some pictures before the devastation transpired.



06 May, 2009
palaces, castles and mansions of wood
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04 April, 2009
view from the top bunk
I am guessing most of us haven't been up on a bunk bed for a while. I got up in Jackson's bed and took some shots of what the room looks like from there. It is pretty cool up on the top bunk! I always begged for the top bunk when I went places. Which was your favourite, are you a bottom bunk person or a top bunk? Do you remember the triple deckers at camp, or was that just my camp!?

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13 January, 2009
laughter
The human race has one really effective weapon, and that is laughter. ~Mark Twain
When people are laughing, they're generally not killing each other. ~Alan Alda
A laugh is a smile that bursts. ~ Mary Waldrip
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06 October, 2008
tea par-TAY!
We LOVE tea parties. Who said boys can't enjoy a cup'o tea? These two sure can. We had licorice root tea, in pretty cups, cucumber slices, raisins, banana rounds and cheese. All by the light of a candle on a very rainy day. Oh, and all served on top my Fútbol Club Barcelona, soccer blanket.
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19 March, 2008
tricycles
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08 December, 2006
mamma mia!

MAMMA MIA!
i feel like i am constantly giving, feeding, and helping and not too much getting and receiving. sometimes this makes me feel tired, alone and distant, but really it shouldn't. there are many who are out there doing much more and giving much more. that can make me feel tired, alone and distant, but really it shouldn't. all of us [should] give what we are required to give, what we are asked to give and what we are called to give.we are not asked to give what anyone else is asked to give or compare ourselves to them. all i have to concern myself with is: am i giving exactly what i am supposed to? i am not asked to give too much (trying to do it all myself, just to be prideful and be super-crazy-mamma-martyr-woman), and not less (spending my time concentrating on things of no importance).
there are different seasons as well, seasons in which i need to give more and seasons in which i get more. i can feel guilty or grouchy about neither because i know that in all i have, in all i do, in all that i share i am completely blessed beyond my understanding.
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