You did it San Clemente! Now I can stay here forever. Target is finally here! Oh it's a beauty. No more 20 minute hauls north, and no more stinky sticky Walmart, Yahoo!
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
I love these two boys. The look on both their faces when they see each other for the first time at 6:00 every night is priceless. It usually then leads into something like this...
Pinterest.com, ever heard of it? Maybe I'm the last to. But I LOVE it! So many cool things to check out and as my brother in law put it.. it's for girls who have way too much time on their hands. Not that with a baby I have that luxury, but every chance I get I'm on it, it's SO COOL! Check it out. Sign up. Type in anything you are interested in and BAM you get a million ideas. Sweet!
This is a photo I found on there of how I am cutting my hair. Yippee!
Happy Birthday to this fine fellow. (The bigger one) I love you Chris Aaron. You make life complete!
Thursday, July 21, 2011
I could NOT stop laughing when we took these photos last night. Maybe it's that Nixon would scratch our backs & try to hold onto our shirts while riding, maybe it was the age 3+ helmet that fit his noggin, maybe it's because I can hardly make a turn on a bike now without feeling like I'm going to tip over, I dono, but everything about this was hysterical to me. Bubs... your growing up real fast.
Today is beautiful! Nixon and I were up early and had a great run along the beach trail. There's something spectacular about being up early running along the beach.. ocean breeze, crashing waves, my sweet baby babbling. So peaceful. I love where I live. It's incredible. Also I made up some homemade granola, you have to try! It's delicious and my new favorite snack.
Homemade Granola recipe from (inthelittleredhouse.blogspot)
add to large bowl:
4 cups oats
2 cups puffed wheat (unsweetened)
1 cup unsweetened coconut
1 cup chopped almonds
1/2 cup ground flax seed
1/4 cup wheat germ
3/4 c pure maple syrup (not the fake stuff)
1/3 c olive oil
1 tsp vanilla
pinch of salt
mix until well coated.
Spread out onto two lined baking sheets, and bake at 300° for 30-45°, until oats are browned and crispy. Make sure to rotate the pans and give them a few good shakes during the baking process.