Matt had ear surgery last Thursday and is now in recovery mode. I wanted to show a picture of what it looked like but he has completely refused. His ear is healing, but it still pokes out a little and they took skin from his little ear flappy thing that attaches by your cheek bone. They took the tip of it so now he has a nub for a flappy. It doesn't look obvious but I can tell. Matt is doing fine; although, he tries to make it seem like he is near death and needs every ounce of my attention. For a while I babied him but I am now to the point where I think he is going to make it. So he is now left to fend for himself while I slave away at work. Someone in this family has to make a living while the other lounges in the pool sipping lemonade without a care in the world. ;)
Some other exciting news...Matt and I are going to Italy!!! I am so excited; it is a dream come true. We leave on October 18th and spend 12 days traveling all the wonderful sites. Hip Hip Hooray.
Wednesday, September 26, 2007
Monday, September 17, 2007
Home Improvements and other stuff
So, this week Matt and I finally finished cleaning out our garage. You wouldn't believe how much one can acquire for a garage just over a couple of months. We finally cleaned it all up and organized it (thanks to Matt's handy work ;) ) and we can actually fit one of the two cars in it now. Matt also showed off his handy-man skills by building me a shelf for our laundry room. It is so nice; however, his reachable height and my reachable height are two very different things. Now I need him to build me a step stool to reach the things on the shelf. At least they are all organized though. The clutter was literally driving me mad.
While my mother-in-law was in town a couple of weeks ago she helped me make some roman shades. I thought I would take a picture of those and show them off. She did most of the work. I was in charge of ironing. Although, the striped red ones I sewed the pockets for the dowels all by myself. The lines are almost completely straight. (she did have to unstich them and resew them though...but it wasn't because of my sewing, there was a slight measuring miscalculation.) I feel like I can sew anything now. I even offered Lisa (my sister) to fix the twins dress up clothes. She declined however. Maybe after some more practice.
While my mother-in-law was in town a couple of weeks ago she helped me make some roman shades. I thought I would take a picture of those and show them off. She did most of the work. I was in charge of ironing. Although, the striped red ones I sewed the pockets for the dowels all by myself. The lines are almost completely straight. (she did have to unstich them and resew them though...but it wasn't because of my sewing, there was a slight measuring miscalculation.) I feel like I can sew anything now. I even offered Lisa (my sister) to fix the twins dress up clothes. She declined however. Maybe after some more practice.
Matt's race. Also known as the Cow Dung Race (I am serious. That is the name of the race).Dusty, dusty, dusty. Matt and his brother Jake had a desert race last week and Matt did fairly well (energy wise) on this one. Because of some course technicalities they do not know the results but Matt didn't look like he was going to die after the first lap like he did on the last race and that to me means he did better than the last race. The pictures are after he finished.
Tuesday, September 11, 2007
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