Friday, December 26, 2008
Sunday, December 21, 2008
The Tunnel and the Lemon Tree
Mike and I made another venture to the dreaded IKEA today. The few times I can drag Mike over we always say, never again. The way they trap you like a rat in a cage - devious, very devious. We did find this really fun tube for Anne to crawl through...
So as I'm sitting here writing this post, Mike informs me that he's going to get the Lemon Tree. What does this mean? (you might ask...) Let me elaborate. I dislike the lemon tree, I am not sure why I have no affection for this tree, I have a few theories:
1) maybe because Mike has great affection for it and goes to great ends to make sure that darn tree survives, he puts that tree above all our other plants (that usually die unless they can survive on their own).
2) maybe because last year that tree lived inside all winter and shed leaves and dirt all over the floor. Not to mention the fact that Lady Bugs have great affection for this tree, so great in fact that hundreds (yes, hundreds) of them decided to have lady bug picnic in our house the better part of last year. Kind of fun at first, sad and yucky when the lady bugs do not make it and you're picking up many, many little bugs off the floor.
3) maybe because the very fact the Lemon tree has to be inside. What kind of a tree can't make it through an Atlanta winter?!
4) probably because it is a lot of work to keep this Lemon tree going for very little payoff - we had a total of 1, count it, 1 lemon this year.
Well, I digress, Mike just reminded me that I did enjoy the lemon off the tree (I did, it is a Meyer lemon tree and all though there was only one this year it was quite delicious). So Lemon has another winter inside, enjoying the afternoon sun at the front of our house. I look forward to another ladybug picnic and 1 lemon next fall. Live it up!
So as I'm sitting here writing this post, Mike informs me that he's going to get the Lemon Tree. What does this mean? (you might ask...) Let me elaborate. I dislike the lemon tree, I am not sure why I have no affection for this tree, I have a few theories:
1) maybe because Mike has great affection for it and goes to great ends to make sure that darn tree survives, he puts that tree above all our other plants (that usually die unless they can survive on their own).
2) maybe because last year that tree lived inside all winter and shed leaves and dirt all over the floor. Not to mention the fact that Lady Bugs have great affection for this tree, so great in fact that hundreds (yes, hundreds) of them decided to have lady bug picnic in our house the better part of last year. Kind of fun at first, sad and yucky when the lady bugs do not make it and you're picking up many, many little bugs off the floor.
3) maybe because the very fact the Lemon tree has to be inside. What kind of a tree can't make it through an Atlanta winter?!
4) probably because it is a lot of work to keep this Lemon tree going for very little payoff - we had a total of 1, count it, 1 lemon this year.
Well, I digress, Mike just reminded me that I did enjoy the lemon off the tree (I did, it is a Meyer lemon tree and all though there was only one this year it was quite delicious). So Lemon has another winter inside, enjoying the afternoon sun at the front of our house. I look forward to another ladybug picnic and 1 lemon next fall. Live it up!
Jump!
Video of Anne jumping in her swing...I wasn't sure if Anne would like the swing when we first got it, she LOVES it. I wish I could completely capture how hilarious she is and what a good time she has. Here's a glimpse into the world of Anne "jumping"...
Friday, December 19, 2008
Sealed with a Kiss...




Okay, we've been a bit lax posting photos lately - what can I say, the holidays have snuck up on us! I'll get better in 2009, I promise!
Here's a couple recent photos of Anne with Lola...I just bought her shoes and a matching hat - little girl's clothes are so MUCH fun!!!
We hope you are all happy and healthy this holiday season.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Carrots at Declan's Birthday...
Friday, October 31, 2008
Friday, October 24, 2008
Pictures and More Crawling!
Friday, October 17, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Friday, October 3, 2008
Out for a Walk
Monday, September 22, 2008
Exersaucer...
I've started to succumb to the plastic toys that inevitably come from having a little one. We bought an Exersaucer yesterday - what is that you might ask...it is basically like a treadmill for babies - I am not sure who loves it more, Anne or me. She played for 45 minutes straight this morning. I'm starting to see why people have so much plastic "stuff" everywhere.

I'd also like to add I put this together myself...not a small feat. I am miffed that this toy requires 15 AAA batteries - honestly, who has that many around the house?

I'd also like to add I put this together myself...not a small feat. I am miffed that this toy requires 15 AAA batteries - honestly, who has that many around the house?
Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Monday, September 15, 2008
Thursday, September 11, 2008
Thursday, August 28, 2008
Cousins...and the 'hooch!
Anne had a wonderful time with Caitlyn when the Texas Walsh Clan came to Atlanta for a visit. Here are some photos...
Saturday, August 16, 2008
What's for Supper?

What’s for Supper, Mom?
written by John Morgan, Anne's "Lolo" or Grandpa...

Um, um good Sweet Potatoes (or Camote in Tagalog)!
I can do it, Mom! Give me the spoon, please! I’ll show you!
I bet she’ll give me pears for desert. I really want tiramisu.

24 hours later mom is serving me peas. Not sure about this food group!

There is something about the texture of this! Let me taste that again!

The Food Processing Factory in Action. We use only trained professionals.
Tomorrow’s menu is butternut squash. Um GOOD!
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