A whole year . . . where has the time gone. We celebrated by eating cake - well, we let Cannon destroy his cake. We made him a cool dinosaur cake and a mini cake for destruction!! It was hard to buy a gift for the 5th boy - what could he possibly need! He was lucky enough to get a package of diapers, an outfit and a toy! Our neighbors brought him over a bath toy (his older brothers had a lot of fun with it - maybe tonight he'll get his turn to play with it!) Cannon's probably destined to always be on the losing end of presents!! Maybe he'll have an interest in something we don't have . . .
Detailing the crazy life raising five boys and one girl - and the insanity that results!
Monday, October 5, 2009
Saturday, October 3, 2009
New York Skyline
New England Cruise
Our New England cruise was fantastic - well there was the rain in Saint John . . . that was interesting. We took a photography tour - ideas to make our photos turn out spectacular. I learned quite a bit - but mostly, I learned how to take pictures in the rain with a camera that can't get wet. Basically, I got really wet while keeping my camera dry. On the cruise we did a lot of eating, sleeping, wandering around and mostly just hanging out together.
We stopped at Boston, Portland, Saint Johns and Halifax. We even brought the kids candy from Canada. If you don't know about Smarties - you're missing out. They're like M&M's, sort of. The cruise was a nice de-stresser, although about day 4 I really started missing my kids. It was wierd to be gone for so long . . . now that I'm home and the laundry has started, maybe it would be nice to be back on the ship where everything is done for you - they even turn down your bed at night and leave you a little chocolate. It really can't get any better - Gunnar even asked about his favorite part - 24 hour ice cream. We might have seen the ice cream a few too many times. Ahhh - it was great! Now back to the real world! Here are a few of my favorite pictures:
We stopped at Boston, Portland, Saint Johns and Halifax. We even brought the kids candy from Canada. If you don't know about Smarties - you're missing out. They're like M&M's, sort of. The cruise was a nice de-stresser, although about day 4 I really started missing my kids. It was wierd to be gone for so long . . . now that I'm home and the laundry has started, maybe it would be nice to be back on the ship where everything is done for you - they even turn down your bed at night and leave you a little chocolate. It really can't get any better - Gunnar even asked about his favorite part - 24 hour ice cream. We might have seen the ice cream a few too many times. Ahhh - it was great! Now back to the real world! Here are a few of my favorite pictures:
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