Picture by Orion. Brilliant in its simplicity wouldn't you say?
Monday, November 29, 2010
Sunday, November 28, 2010
A Visit to Edgefields
I had heard about this place, but had no idea just how awesome it really is! The custom paint jobs everywhere were amazing. Each room has its own name and unique door painting, as well as painting inside the rooms!
This was our room with the cute black bunny lounging on the stairs. Akasha got a stuffed one from their store. :)
Beehive...? LOL. Lots of art featuring elderly folks, which I thought was neat. You don't see enough of that.
Akasha asked for a picture of these bees.
I liked the these "honeymooners".
Even many of the pipes were painted!
Akasha loved this swinging lady. If you look closely, that dark speck at the bottom is her shoe falling off. Every time we went by, Akasha would exclaim, "Oh no, she lost another shoe!"
This was my favorite I think, although hard to get a shot of.
At breakfast.
Akasha kept calling this guy a Buddha!
Beehive...? LOL. Lots of art featuring elderly folks, which I thought was neat. You don't see enough of that.
Akasha asked for a picture of these bees.
I liked the these "honeymooners".
Even many of the pipes were painted!
Akasha loved this swinging lady. If you look closely, that dark speck at the bottom is her shoe falling off. Every time we went by, Akasha would exclaim, "Oh no, she lost another shoe!"
This was my favorite I think, although hard to get a shot of.
At breakfast.
Akasha kept calling this guy a Buddha!
Thursday, November 25, 2010
Thanksgiving!
And Happy Birthday Sarah!!! Well I overcooked the turkey and stuffing, but they weren't that bad (well the stuffing kinda was lol) and it was still a great day with friends and other good food. I was glad Rachele took some pictures as I was busy with other stuff.
She also brought this lovely arrangement, which turned out to be really interesting because she didn't know what the flower was, but I told her it was an artichoke, and those are totally a special thing to Sarah, so it was like she was there in spirit!
One of the pies after Kai was done with it lol. We had two so we let him go to town.
Adorable pic of Orion.
And Ron in a festive shirt... lol.
Pumpkin pie face! We just tried to avoid the crust and she didn't seem to react much!
Looking a little snockered.
Messy house, but caught Akasha with her Duplos in the background. She has been into just making really long stacks of them.
Cutiepie!
Ah marker on the belly, a childhood delight.
Adorable pic of Orion.
And Ron in a festive shirt... lol.
Pumpkin pie face! We just tried to avoid the crust and she didn't seem to react much!
Looking a little snockered.
Messy house, but caught Akasha with her Duplos in the background. She has been into just making really long stacks of them.
Cutiepie!
Ah marker on the belly, a childhood delight.
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
Butt Potato!
Tuesday, November 23, 2010
Bit O Snow
We got a bit of snow. We always seem to get some at least once a year. This wasn't a very big bit, but the kids were still thrilled!
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Penthouse!
Wednesday, November 10, 2010
National Geographic
I took these pictures ages ago when I gave some NGs away to a friend, and since I am doing a catchup I figured I would toss them up here.
I love these old Coke ads! Not sure if you can see the writing. This one says: "Heat's on! Time for the unmistakable taste of ice cold Coca Cola. Lifts your spirits, boosts your energy." Indeed!
This one says: "This is when you want something more than a soft drink. Nothing soft about the taste of Coca Cola. Lifts your spirits, boosts your energy." Wahwahwah.
And how beautiful is this? Not to mention the title is Mountain Madonna. Lovely.
This one says: "This is when you want something more than a soft drink. Nothing soft about the taste of Coca Cola. Lifts your spirits, boosts your energy." Wahwahwah.
And how beautiful is this? Not to mention the title is Mountain Madonna. Lovely.
Saturday, November 6, 2010
A Visit to the Fairy Woods
Monday, November 1, 2010
Halloween Happenings
We went to a little Halloween carnival we have been to before. I think this one might need to become our annual tradition. It is so great because it is cheap to get into, and the price includes a haunted house as well a bunch of games that you always win and get candy or toys at each one! It is put on by a local dance group, and they also do performances throughout the day.
We got this Buzz costume from a freecycler and Orion loves it!
Akasha discovered the Scooby under the stage stairs. Maybe he was hiding from zombies!
A simple but brilliant game - hide the toys and candy in the hay and let everybody find some.
Up on the stage!
Zombie dancers!
Back at home, serious business about to get underway with the pumpkin.
I decided to print out some ancestor photos and let Orion cut them out and glue them to some cardboard pieces I cut off a box. A spur of the moment and super easy Samhain project.
Hard at work on the Frankenstein design Orion picked.
I also found a recipe for sugar skulls in Circle Round, and these are the two Ron and I made.
Orion didn't want to make a skull but created this... snowman... mouse... thing...? Not really sure lol.
Our impromptu little altar. Notice how I put some red food coloring in my skull eyes. It looked pretty freaky! Even that wooden block puzzle used to belong to my Grandma. I played with it all the time when I went to her house when I was a little girl.
My one and only trick or treating pictures, thanks to Nicole, who we trudged about with.
Akasha discovered the Scooby under the stage stairs. Maybe he was hiding from zombies!
A simple but brilliant game - hide the toys and candy in the hay and let everybody find some.
Up on the stage!
Zombie dancers!
Back at home, serious business about to get underway with the pumpkin.
I decided to print out some ancestor photos and let Orion cut them out and glue them to some cardboard pieces I cut off a box. A spur of the moment and super easy Samhain project.
Hard at work on the Frankenstein design Orion picked.
I also found a recipe for sugar skulls in Circle Round, and these are the two Ron and I made.
Orion didn't want to make a skull but created this... snowman... mouse... thing...? Not really sure lol.
Our impromptu little altar. Notice how I put some red food coloring in my skull eyes. It looked pretty freaky! Even that wooden block puzzle used to belong to my Grandma. I played with it all the time when I went to her house when I was a little girl.
My one and only trick or treating pictures, thanks to Nicole, who we trudged about with.
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