Meet Bruno... he took up residence in our house while we were gone in Indiana. He is the biggest spider I have ever seen in Michigan, and I did NOT want to share my house with him! After I discovered that he had been hiding in the towel I carried to the back room I had a *minor* heart attack. Once I got past the heebie jeebies that kept my body going in spasms for a while (I got my exercise for the day) I went back in and caught him in a quart jar. I even weighted it down so he couldn't tip it over and get out, he was so big! Then I waited for Colby to get home; that was as far as I was prepared to go! Colby helped me get these pictures, then released him back into the wild where he will likely go back to eating small birds. Colby also said he made a Thud! when he hit the ground! *uhgh*. Sept. 27, 2005.
Tuesday, September 27, 2005
Getting ready for baby! The crib is getting pretty full! I got out the basic equipment, the car seat, etc, and all the girl clothes that I've been given from friends and relatives who had girl things to pass down, and piled them in the crib so I can show Mom when she gets here. It will be so fun to go through all these things and look at them. I only have six and a half weeks until my due date, and Josh was early by a few days, so we'll see! I may not have long to wait at all! Sept. 20, 2005
Our first batch of gleaned potatoes from the farm! I was up in town running some errands and wanted to grab a few from the field for dinner, so I headed out there and found a row that had already been harvested but wasn't gleaned yet, and hopped out to grab a few. Well, it's hard to stop once you get started and see all these beautiful potatoes laying there in the loose sandy Michigan dirt. Next thing I knew I was tramping through the furrows, 7+ months pregnant, in the rain, filling up a Target bag with as many as I could carry! My grandma would be proud of me, out there gleaning dinner from the field. She would love this so much! I may not be able to go up to Mt.Hood anymore to get apples and pears from those orchards like I used to, but this makes me happy, and I look forward to this time of year - the potato harvest! Sept. 20, 2005.
Monday, September 12, 2005
Goodbye to Kasperwing. I'm sorry to see it go, but I'm glad that you had that during those years of our lives, Dad. I know it meant a lot to have that time with each of us, and although I never really flew it, I'll always remember the time I spent taxiing it, trying to get up the nerve to go higher. The time spent with you was priceless, learning by your side, and I know my brothers feel the same way. Thanks for spending that time with us, thanks for having the Kasperwing. Love, Lisa
Saturday, September 10, 2005
Thursday, September 08, 2005
Monday, September 05, 2005
It must be fall...here's our hay for the winter! There are 200 bales on the trailer, which Colby backed into the barn until it gets thrown up into the loft. We'll also be boarding Colby's cousins' 2 horses for the winter. I look forward to getting in the hay every fall, but this year I didn't get to help at all! Sept. 4, 2005
Joshua on the John Deere gator that he won in a drawing from the Berrien County Fair! In about as much time as it takes to type this up, he learned how to make it go and he happily drove it around and around the yard, very proud of himself! Then he learned how to shift into second gear... I'm glad we have a nice big yard and a lot of room to play! Sept. 3, 2005
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