Okay, so most blogs I read involve stories of my friends' kids doing crazy stuff and getting captured on camera. I really enjoy these kind of posts- it reminds me not to take things too seriously. If you ever want a good laugh, there is a mom who I found that does a blog called the "meanest mom" and it is hilarious! : http://themeanestmom.blogspot.com/ .
Anyways, I usually don't have funny stuff like that to share because it's just Scott and I right now and we don't have kids doing crazy things yet. But I kind of felt like I had come home to a 6 year-old boy the other day...
I work Saturday mornings from 6am to whenever catering orders get done ( I cut vegetables and fruit all morning pretty much). So Scott gets to have Saturday mornings all to himself.
I'll come home and sometimes he'll have the whole apartment spotless- bathroom cleaned and everything. Sometimes he'll make a really good lunch or brunch for me to come home to. Sometimes he just decided to sleep in and I'll come home while he's still in the shower. None of these things have ever been out of the ordinary for me. Until the past 2 Saturdays- yes, not just one Saturday, the past two- which means this might become a tradition in our household...
Since it's winter and we sold our truck my poor husband has to resort to some indoor, inexpensive way for target practice. Here is his fortress on one side of the living room.
Here is his target. (Ingenious, really.)
My personal favorite part of all of this was he continued to scream "Die Quakers! Die!"... The quaker oats guy didn't stand a chance against Scott's BB gun.
What was nice was the cereal box caught all the BB's so it was an easy clean-up as well.
Gotta love a creative mind!
Friday, March 25, 2011
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Waiting for Spring... !
So Scott and I are getting pretty darn tired of Rexburg right about now... But we just decided we are going to stay here another 2.6 years until he is done with his BA (he has switched his degree to Agribusiness). I'm in the process of interviewing with jobs for after I graduate in July with my BA in Psych, so hopefully I'll find something that'll be rewarding for the next while.
But if anybody has any tips for ways to cope with living in a snowy hell for 7-8 months out of the year, we could really use em! We are happy with each other of course and that is my saving grace while living here.
But if anybody has any tips for ways to cope with living in a snowy hell for 7-8 months out of the year, we could really use em! We are happy with each other of course and that is my saving grace while living here.
I shouldn't complain so much though- we've been doing a couple things lately to brighten up the crappy weather we have!
I recently dyed my hair to a lighter color and LOVE it! Having your hair done really helps you to remember to actually style it and try to look nice during the day. Here's a before and after shot:
So that was fun.
We've also been trying different foods and school snacks out lately. I made orange chicken curry yesterday with country-fried squash. Strangely wonderful... We also just discovered "pepperjack crackers", and "oatmeal fudge stripe cookies"- both new on the market and received a 2-thumbs up from us!
I've been really proud of Scott lately- he's been a good example to me in persistence with working out. He does yoga pretty regularly now and I think he has a "man-crush" on the freakishly lean asian man wearing a speedo in the workout videos. I just bought Scott a yoga set for Valentines Day and he's loving it. ** Tip for people with sore backs and aches and pains---- Yoga works! Here's the guy Scott loves:
....... This pretty much speaks for itself....
So those are just a few of our everyday "pick-me-ups" that seem to work for us. Any more suggestions would be great!
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