Posted by
Nancy on Oct 29th, 2007 in
Funny Farm |
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On Day Four, Jon stayed in the hotel with me while Tony and the two big boys went off for their own adventure.
Their main adventures for the day were the St. Louis Arch and Lone Elk Park. Other than that, they just had a lot of fun driving around and exploring different areas of the St. Louis suburbs and gawking at HUGE-MONGOUS houses (translated: mansions).
Here are the boys at the base of the...
Posted by
Nancy on Oct 27th, 2007 in
Funny Farm |
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If you missed out on Days 1 & 2, you can read them here.
Well after two days of being in the car and walking, my fibro decided to just go into a total fit. I hate that. I feel rotten that I can’t keep up with the boys and take advantage of all the fun things there are to do. Nonetheless, the vacation must go on, so Tony took the boys out on Day 3 to do things while I recuperated in the room.
Day...
Posted by
Nancy on Oct 25th, 2007 in
Funny Farm |
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Guess where we just returned from?
Ding, ding, that’s right – good ol’ St. Louis.
It was just a ball of fun I tell ya. Too much fun at times for this fibromyalgia wimp, but the boys could have stayed for days and days more.
I wish I could think of really great entries for each day, but the truth is – my brain is still recovering from fun, fun, fun and listening to Tony & the boys for...
Posted by
Nancy on Oct 19th, 2007 in
Happy Homeschooling |
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Well if you’ve got a few minutes you can watch Jon’s presentation from our homeschool group’s Science Fair the other day. It was his first big presentation in front of the group so I stayed up there with him for moral support and to coach him a bit.
OK, I can’t embed the video. You can go HERE to watch it at YouTube.
Here are pictures of all three boys though ~
Jon and his chicken...
Posted by
Nancy on Oct 9th, 2007 in
Farm Life |
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Oh farm, farm, how do I love thee? Let me count the ways….
One cute country kitten
Four guinea keets
who always stay together
One young rooster
learning to cock a doodle doo
Sixteen feathered friends
Plus a friendly feline too
One smart little hen who found the hanging feeder
And six mums,
four pumpkins,
and one cheery scarecrow
to be our...