Sunday, September 21, 2008
Let there be CAKE!!!
I really thought Hannah would enjoy the cupcakes more than she did. It wasn't until Sunday evening that I realized what the problem was. These cupcakes, although made with love, did not have the most important ingredient. CHOCOLATE!!!! On Sunday, a friend who knows of my addiction brought me a piece of Triple Chocolate Cake. Hannah devoured as much as I would give her. So next year, I will know: Chocolate is the only way to go
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Whirly balls!!!
Leave it to Grandma and Grandpa to give Hannah a toy with 5 colorful balls that whirl out of the top and fly all over the place. I'm sure we'll be able to keep track of all of them.
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Hannah's choo choo train
The train was a huge hit with all of the little ones.
My only regret is that I can't get the song out of my head.
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Presents!!!!
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Sharing buddies at school
On the first day of school, Miss Shaneen had the kids bring a "buddy" so that they did not feel scared. I tried to convince Jenna to take one of her cute teddy bears or a doll, but she insisted on "Morman" the pig. I kept asking her if his name was "Norman" to which she replied, "No, mom, he's Morman the pink pig." Chuckle Chuckle.
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My Jenna's in School!!!
First day of school was September 2nd, 2008. Jenna woke up at 7:00 am already dressed for the day. A little disappointed when I pointed out that she needed a bath, she quickly accomodated. Everything was fast that morning. Breakfast-5.2 minutes/Bath-a record 6. 4 minutes./And dressed with hair neatly done-15 minutes. Jenna was ready to go to school by 8:00am. Needless to say, she was disappointed when I made her wait until 10:00am. Miss Shaneen was waiting at the door with a smile and my baby was gone. No hug goodbye. No "I'll miss you mom!" No tears at the door. Just, "See ya mom. I'm a big girl now because I go to school." "You pick me up later, ok mom?"
And that was that. I found myself and Hannah with two hours to run errands, get things done and enjoy our time together. Jenna had a wonderful first day and wanted to go to school "tomorrow" to. She was a little disappointed to find that school was only every other day, but she has survived since then.
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Monday, September 8, 2008
Labor Day-Ty's 11th Birthday
Can you imagine laboring on Labor Day? 11 years ago Tyler was born and look at him now. We celebrated earlier in August with friends at the Lake, so this year's birthday was just family as we spent time together on Tyler's Day! And as you can see there are no pictures of Ty's traditional Robertson Birthday Cake because I sort of forgot to make it. I made birthday pancakes and then we played games. We went to go get some lunch and decided to barbecue some steaks instead. We got home and I went to "check" on the cake and realized I forgot to make it. So I quickly baked the cake with Kara's help, cooled the cake, frosted the cake with cool whip, put candles on the cake, sang happy birthday, ate cake, rushed Kara and Tyler to the airport and realized that I didn't take any pictures. What can I say, I'm a space cadet.
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Labor Day Hike
What better way to spend Labor Day than hiking to Stuart Falls near Aspen Grove. My neighbor, Andrea Leifson and I happened to meet outside Saturday morning both thinking that we needed to inspire a family activity that day. The problem was that we had little time to be inspirational because we had to work with a schedule. Neither one of our husbands were extremely excited at the prospect of going on a hike due to the fact that the BYU game and UTAH game were on that day. But Andrea and I used every trick we knew. We even convinced our neighbors, the Tanners, to come along. Ashlee Tanner and I had to promise Brad and Brent that we would be back in time for the 4:00pm kick-off. The trek is 2 miles there and of course 2 miles back. Jenna surprised us all by walking the whole way to the falls with the exception of a small rock slide area. Needless to say, trying to get her little short legs to hike back was another story. Good thing we brought dad along, however reluctant. He did the job and carried Jenna on the return trip. You see, he had motivation. The trip to the Falls took longer than expected which meant we were there long enough to snarf down our sandwiches and start back. Time was of the essence because the ever important kick-off to the opening BYU Football game was at stake. Dirty--yes. Hard--yes. Fun--YES!!! And we made it back in time for the kick-off with literally 30 seconds to spare. What a fun day.
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