Tuesday, July 22, 2008

Here are some pictures from this year that I really liked and wanted to share. Some are old, but since my blog is new you may not have seen them before. Most of them are of my boys with their friends doing cool stuff. The last one is my great nephew Skylar eating Hayden's birthday cake. CUTE!!!

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From Reasey Ann's World

Thursday, July 10, 2008

Okay, you know 95% of what we do is with the scouts. So, true to form, the first thing I will post on my blog will be about scouts. The two younger boys had Cub Scout day camp in June and had a blast. Of course, Caleb said he didn't want to go and he didn't have fun. The only part he liked was BB's, Nature, Fishing, Safety ...etc. Yeah, I can't believe I'm so mean that I kept making him go.

Hayden, on the other hand, will readily tell you how much fun he had. He said his favorite part is was water day, but he had fun with all of it. He liked making his lunch, loved the guys from Entergy, and really enjoyed the nature hikes. I went and worked the whole week and was really excited because all of our Webelos got to attend. Unfortunately, none of the other Tiger cubs were able to attend.

Anyway, I was a great week and I had just as much fun as the boys did. I was really proud of all of them (not just my kids, but my scouts too).

I posted a slide show from the week below. It's really nice because I included all of the boys from our pack. It takes a while to play because it's a big file but it's worth it. If it's too long for you to sit through at least fast forward to water day and the section on family. Enjoy!!

Another Ed Tech project

Hi guys, I have to create a blog for my Ed. Tech class, so here I go. As usual, I am dragged into the techolgical age by force rather than by my own initiative. Of course, Stacy has a blog and I have been envious of it for some time.

I know, I know, envy is bad. But it's not like I don't want her to have one, I have just always wanted to be as cool as her.

Yeah, I know, keep dreaming.

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