Why do I Blog?

Life is so fast & furious with 3 young children, working from home, ect that I fear I will forget the lovely details of my girls' precious childhood.

My main motivation for blogging is to capture the every day moments...so I don't forget them before I have a chance to scrapbook. Sharing with you is just an added bonus. Keeping this blog has helped me get the photos off my camera's memory card and label/organize them on my laptop. It is the BEST tool I have for scrapbooking. I haven't ever been able to keep a journal, but this I can do. I don't pretend to have anything interesting to say. In fact I'm sure this little blog is boring to you, but to me it is priceless!

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Tuesday, June 10, 2008

2 The Hoard

Paul & Martha Tew's posterity currently consists of FOUR daughters and SEVEN granddaughters. That's right. ALL GIRLS...that is until Abby gives birth to the first BOY this fall.

Monday afternoon we spent the morning riding, scooting, and stroller-ing the girls around Maren's neighborhood. We even herded them around the block to Maren's church parking lot for more rolling around before lunch. Lets just say that they all took great naps...everyone but Kate that is. Notice the GREAT Modbe hoodies Maren and I are sporting. Ours came today and we LOVE them. If you want on, see Maren's blog (link to the right).
Kylie LOVED the bike, Eden did NOT!

I had brought Allie's scooter so that we would have enough wheels for everyone, but of course that wasn't good enough. Allie kept causing Kate stress by taking her 2-wheeler. So, to keep the peace, I ran to DI & bought Allie the $65 princes bike for $5. It wasn't in perfect shape & was missing the seat cover & training wheels, but for $5 what do you expect. (Note: We almost got her the same bike new for her birthday last month, but decided on the roller skates she had actually asked for.) However, it didn't seem like such a good deal 2 hours later, after shopping 4 stores for a 2nd set of training wheels to replace the first set I bought & tried to install, since they weren't made for such a tiny bike. In fact, I'm sad to report that the bike hasn't even been rode yet since we couldn't find the nozzle to inflate the tires with. Nothing is ever easy, but hopefully it will be worth it...eventually.


Monday was also great weather for playing in Grandma's "park".

The sandbox under the deck was popular too, but for some reason the one and only yellow plastic shovel was a hot item and much sought after.

With all the action, the girls did veg-out on the couch for some cartoons in the evening.

2 comments:

Hayley said...

Looks like fun! I love weekends with the girls, and their house is beautiful btw.

You have been missed, and I think Lou has missed Allie too! :)

Julie said...

SO fun, the bike will be worth in the long run!!!!!