Another Post:)

Well, here is my bench! It was a lot easier to put together than Lee and I thought it would be. We are planning to get a water sealer to put over the top to protect it from the elements. It has been so fun to go outside with a drink and sit on our bench and watch the traffic go by:)

The other night Lee and I made home-made pizza. It turned out so good I thought I would take a picture. It even tasted good! We have been striving to be more home made at our house. We find we get sick of the recipes we make over and over again and find ourselves going out to eat more often than not. But lately we have been doing better. We probably have home-made dinner 5-6 days out of the week (Compared to the 2-4 times we made dinner when we lived in the camper.)

I know this picture is only 2 months late, but I had to show off P Jo and her Birthday cake!

Just an Update

JUST AN UPDATE

At Paislee's 12 month appointment she weighed 19 1/2 pounds and was 28 inches long.

Those numbers still rank her in the 15th and 3rd percentile but she is on her own little curve and the doc says not to worry about her being short. Dr said to me, well, Angie you are not a very tall person yourself!
She is beginning to have a little bit of an attitude! She must have

inherited that attribute from her dad:)

She loves to give kisses and she talks almost constantly, she walks around furniture like she is racing someone, but has not built up the courage to walk on her own yet! She is almost there and will take a few steps here and there, but she is a wee bit scared.

Here is a photo of Paislee just a couple of days after she turned 1!

Her birthday bash was lots of fun. She ate cake, made a mess, got to visit with both grandparents, and loved all of her wonderful gifts!

For mother's day this year, Lee surprised me with a trip to Vernal after we were both done with work for the day. He said I could come but that I would ruin the surprise. I told him I would be surprised anyway. When we got to IFA, he took me around back and showed me these AWESOME Adirondack furniture things. Then he told me to pick out my favorite. I loved them all. The bench in this picture...

Looks like the bench I got for mothers day

(Except the beer, and the metal accents, my bench is 100% pine)

It came in a box and is currently at the Vernal IFA awaiting us to pick it up, needing some assembly:) I will have to post more pictures when we get it put together.

Lee is still working at the Roosevelt IFA, and LOVING his job:) He is one class away from getting his associate's degree and will continue schooling in the Fall.

I am still working 1 day a week and whenever they need me to fill in.

Hope all are doing well:)