Friday, June 27, 2008

A Close Call!!!

With it being Summer time in Beautiful St. George, and the temperatures reaching over 100 degrees lately, definitely makes it flip-flop wearin' time. So I pulled out my cheap $3.50 flip-flops that I bought at Old Navy, and have enjoyed the chance to wear shoes without the confinement that shoes bring with them. Well, the disadvantage to flip-flops is that they don't offer a whole lot of protection because they made from thin, what is it foam, material.

Well a miracle happened the other day while I was wearing my cheap, thin, not much protection flip-flops. Apparently, I stepped on a 1-inch long nail that went right through my flip-flops. Fortunately, it went in at an angle, and as you may be able to make out from the pictures, came out the side of my flip-flop instead of up into my foot. I am not sure how long the nail had been in my shoe, but I was grateful for the protection of my cheap, thin flip-flops.

Friday, June 20, 2008

The way to a little boys heart...

You know the old saying..."The way to a man's heart is through his stomach"? Well, this saying holds true for our little Boston Boy. He absolutely loves going over to his cousin Kash's house. I think this may be because Kash has snacks left out on his high chair that he can snack on throughout the day. Well, as soon as we walk through the door at Kash's house, Boston beelines it for the high chair and eats all of Kash's snacks within in the first ten minutes we are there.


You know the old saying..."The grass is greener on the other side"? Well, since Boston likes Kash's snacks to much, I decided to buy the same snacks for him to eat at home. Nope doesn't like them so much at home, but will always eat what is on Kash's high chair.


He is a funny little boy, and we sure do love him a lot!

SPLASH! SPLASH! SPLASH!

First, you gotta get your hands ready!
Ready Boston?



Then, you go splish splish splish.....




And then a splash splash splash!




Finally, clap your hands together and say.....



YAY BOSTON!

The day at the pool started out a little rough, because Boston didn't want to have anything to do with his floaty. But as a mom you learn to improvise, and Boston had a great time sitting on my lap in the kiddie pool.