First camping in Idaho
Posted on July 15, 2007 - Filed Under Outdoors, The Daily Doodle, Travel | Leave a Comment
Erin, as I think I have mentioned before, loves the band Live. Yes, they’ve had #1 hits and have sold 20 million records worldwide but I don’t really get into them. Alas, this will be the third time she has dragged me to one of their concerts. This one is in Ketchum, ID, which is […]
Read More..>>Cowgirl gets her first ride
Posted on June 24, 2007 - Filed Under Videos, The Daily Doodle | Leave a Comment
You know what they say: When in Rome, do what the Romans do. We had the chance to follow that age-old advice last. We went to the 2d Annual Daniel Dopps Memorial PRCA Rodeo here in Mountain Home. It was the first time for all of us and we had a lot of fun. Our […]
Read More..>>What a week it’s going to be
Posted on June 18, 2007 - Filed Under Whine with my cheese, The Daily Doodle | 2 Comments
Well, I am taking the third (behind the first, buying a gun, and the second, working on marksmanship) step toward becoming a real hunter: I am taking the hunter’s safety course for the state of Idaho this week. Time wise, it’s pretty demanding: M-F 6-9pm, Sat 9am-12pm, and again on the following Mon 6-9pm. I […]
Read More..>>Maggie and the wild things!
Posted on June 8, 2007 - Filed Under The Daily Doodle | 1 Comment
We officially entered into the childhood phase where mom and dad must read the same book over and over and over again to their young toddler. Maggie, who is never still even when she sleeps, carries her favorite book Where the Wild Things Are to Jason and me and makes us read it 3-4 times […]
Read More..>>Maggie update–body parts
Posted on June 5, 2007 - Filed Under The Daily Doodle | Leave a Comment
We haven’t written here in a while and we definitely haven’t written about Nugget updates in even longer. I can’t write everything because it’s late and I need to go to bed, so I’ll just tell you about one aspect of her recent development, namely her understanding of body part vocabulary.
She can identify, on demand, […]
Fake sausage…forget it
Posted on May 19, 2007 - Filed Under The Daily Doodle | 1 Comment
Give me the real thing! Maggie, my sweet picky eater, only gobbles down one thing - sausage patties. Real greasy sausage patties from Jones Dairy Farm. Evidently I am the only one in the family interested in veggies around here! UGh!
Read More..>>“Take whatever lies ahead/The good with the bad, and leave the rest”*
Posted on May 13, 2007 - Filed Under Adult swim, The Daily Doodle, Travel | Leave a Comment
*Catching On by Son Volt. I have a kind of ‘love/not really into’ relationship with this band. I really liked their breakthrough album Trace but some of the stuff since then has been kind of so-so. The lead singer, a guy named Jay Farrar, is supposedly some kind of musical and lyrical genius. Anyway, if […]
Read More..>>If you’re wondering…
Posted on April 29, 2007 - Filed Under The Daily Doodle | 1 Comment
If you are wondering where we have been, we have been busy. Maggie and I just got back from visiting her grandparents in Florida. Maggie walking has definitely added a new dimension to traveling cross country. She slept on the 4 hour plane rides but was awake during the 2 hour flights. She actually did […]
Read More..>>Our sweet little girl
Posted on April 15, 2007 - Filed Under The Daily Doodle | Leave a Comment
Yesterday, we stopped by the Concert for Climate Change held in Boise. It was held in a park with nice green grass, so we let Maggie get down and walk as she wished. And walk she did!
One of the things she did was to walk up to another little girl, this one was three years […]
Maggie updates from Mama
Posted on April 2, 2007 - Filed Under The Daily Doodle | Leave a Comment
After turning one year old, Maggie’s development has hit the warp-speed. About 2 weeks ago she started communicating with Jason and me by pointing and making an ‘Eh’ sound. Most of the time she wants my cell phone, the cordless phone or her bottle. I am also learning new things at warp-speed. For example, […]
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