Major, our Canine Companions for Independence puppy in training turned 1 year old this month. So, the boys and I threw him a little party.
Will made him a party hat, and Westley made a doggy cake with peanut butter and his food
Happy Birthday Major!
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Monday, November 28, 2011
Chalk Outlines
I think tracing our bodies was one of my first blog posts, but this time it was extra fun because the boys were old enough to trace with the chalk, and they got to chalk GRANDMA out on the dirty cement :)
Thanks for being a good sport Grandma
Sunday, November 27, 2011
A Karaoke Thanksgiving
This Thanksgiving we went to my cousin's house. We had a great meal and a great time hanging out, and then a great time with karaoke. Will was especially surprisingly into it. He wasn't so much singing and just making noise, so I don't think I will buy us our own Karaoke machine, but it was fun seeing them all have a good time
Monday, November 7, 2011
Embrace Charity Event
I donated a Packed 4 Fun backpack to this blog www.familylifeinlv.com that is hosting a really neat charity event. It is called the Spread the Warmth Giveaway. There are 90 prizes over $3500 in value up for grabs, and you can enter to win by donating $10.
Embrace is a social enterprise that aims to help millions of vulnerable babies in 3rd world countries through a low cost infant warmer. Unlike traditional incubators that cost up to $20,000, the Embrace Infant Warmer costs 1% of this price. The device can work with or without electricity, is portable, safe and intuitive to use.
It is really a great product, and has a great story behind it. It was developed by college students studying engineering. I encourage you to check out their website and watch video clip about it http://embraceglobal.org/
To participate and donate visit http://www.familylifeinlv.com/2011/10/spreadthewarmth-charity-raffle.html
All you have to do is read through the post - use the Donation Widget to safely enter a credit card donation. Once you donate please fill out the Google Document form below the donation widget to enter the raffle.
Hurry! This event ends 11/12
Embrace is a social enterprise that aims to help millions of vulnerable babies in 3rd world countries through a low cost infant warmer. Unlike traditional incubators that cost up to $20,000, the Embrace Infant Warmer costs 1% of this price. The device can work with or without electricity, is portable, safe and intuitive to use.
It is really a great product, and has a great story behind it. It was developed by college students studying engineering. I encourage you to check out their website and watch video clip about it http://embraceglobal.org/
To participate and donate visit http://www.familylifeinlv.com/2011/10/spreadthewarmth-charity-raffle.html
All you have to do is read through the post - use the Donation Widget to safely enter a credit card donation. Once you donate please fill out the Google Document form below the donation widget to enter the raffle.
Hurry! This event ends 11/12
Friday, November 4, 2011
Just Hanging Around
Kevin has a pull up bar that can attach to a door frame. While he never uses it, the boys and I put it to use. I will hold them up and count for how long they can hold on. Usually on their first times before they get word out, they can make it to the count of 30.
We couldn't remember whose turn was next and both boys were arguing that it was their turn. So Kevin got out a big coin and showed them how one side is heads and one side is tails. They agreed for Westley to be heads and Will tails. We did it to decide the person's turn, but then before each turn they would flip the coin until it was heads or tails to take their turn (with the other standing there rooting his brother on). It was pretty cute. Flipping the coin was an exciting game in itself.
We couldn't remember whose turn was next and both boys were arguing that it was their turn. So Kevin got out a big coin and showed them how one side is heads and one side is tails. They agreed for Westley to be heads and Will tails. We did it to decide the person's turn, but then before each turn they would flip the coin until it was heads or tails to take their turn (with the other standing there rooting his brother on). It was pretty cute. Flipping the coin was an exciting game in itself.
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