Julie and I just spent 2 nights in South Haven, MI at a B@B. We celebrated our 5th anniversary early by picking raspberries, blueberries, and visiting other U-pick farms in the area. It was sweet and fresh. A little time away before little one comes.
Click on the picture to see some prego pictures of Julie!
Dan
Saturday, July 19, 2008
Sunday, July 13, 2008
One question: How did the Easter egg come about being created?
The context of these somewhat shady pictures is that someone donated a rabbit to the farm and it escaped from its cage. We found it a while later in the chicken coup at night. The following was witnessed . . .
Friday, July 11, 2008
Pictures
Several of you have requested pictures of my belly, so here you go. The one on the top is from Nicki (Ryan) Jansen's wedding last Saturday, and the one on the bottom is from the 4th of July / Dad's birthday celebration from last Friday. Good times!
Wednesday, July 02, 2008
Bookcase, Again
Well, no one took my bookcase bait, so I'll just have to blatantly brag about my husband. :) Here's the story.
During spring break I went to LA, and while visiting Laura Groen, I discovered that I loved her cube bookcase from IKEA and had the perfect place for it in our trailer. I showed Dan the bookcase on the IKEA website and saw that it was $200. He was convinced he could make one for much cheaper, but it would have to wait until fall when the farm season slowed down. I accepted this news, even though it meant I would have to wait to unbox and organize all my books until after Little One was born.
So about a week and half ago I traveled to Denver for the National Writing Project Scoring Conference, and when I returned, Dan surprised me by showing me the completed bookcase! And since no one wanted to guess the price of it, I'll just tell you: a Saturday afternoon of work + $2. Brilliant. :)
During spring break I went to LA, and while visiting Laura Groen, I discovered that I loved her cube bookcase from IKEA and had the perfect place for it in our trailer. I showed Dan the bookcase on the IKEA website and saw that it was $200. He was convinced he could make one for much cheaper, but it would have to wait until fall when the farm season slowed down. I accepted this news, even though it meant I would have to wait to unbox and organize all my books until after Little One was born.
So about a week and half ago I traveled to Denver for the National Writing Project Scoring Conference, and when I returned, Dan surprised me by showing me the completed bookcase! And since no one wanted to guess the price of it, I'll just tell you: a Saturday afternoon of work + $2. Brilliant. :)
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