New year, new job.

Who has two thumbs and a new job? This girl! Yippee.

So I started today and it send more fun than a barrel of monkeys. Drove one county over (for my east coast peeps, that's like a drive of 90 minutes one way) and met with a guy whose case I am trying on Thursday. Nothing like getting back into it with a bang!

Yeehaw!

Don't get me wrong, I loved being at home for four months, but I think all members of our family would agree that mommy does better when she is on a schedule!

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My perfect sweet two year old

It's unbelievable to think where we were two years ago, this little one and me. Wow! Gil had such a dramatic entry into this world, but that dramatic entry is laughably inconsistent with his personality- he continues to be the most laid back, fun, and funny little human I've ever known. He's so different from vake and so much to me like his father in terms of personality.



I've been a little under the weather and Christmas really snuck up on us, so we kept the birthday a little lower key. Started the day out with church, then had take and bake pizza and the most...


...glorious Thomas the Tank engine cake the world has ever seen. Truly, it was something.


And of course, Gil loved the cake (the one way that he's like me is the sweet tooth).


And big brother thought it was pretty yummy too! What a treat!



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Dirty dirt merchants

Daddy's away (good for him, not so great for the rest of us) and won't be back until tomorrow night. We are hanging in there, but I didn't quite have the energy to say no to brownie baking/eating. Look at my dirt merchants. Straight into the bathtub with you...








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Fall in the Falls- part one- first day of school!

 It's only taken me since August, but I finally got batteries in the camera and got a bunch of pictures downloaded.  I cannot remember if I posted all of these, but here we go!!!!!!!

This was Vake's first day of school.

 You can tell that he was so excited about having people to hang out with other than his mother- please ignore the attractive dry cleaning bag on the front porch....

 And my sweet little baby Gil, ready to walk his brother down to the school.

 And this, again, could be the most magic thing to us about the entire town- the 90 second commute to school.

Biddy Ball!!!

Vake's experience with soccer was ok.  At the end of the day, it was hard on him to have his father as his coach- he just got too worked up and excited.  Nevertheless, Eric and I asked Vake if he wanted to try "biddy ball" which is basketball for the 3-4 year old set.  Vake was interested in it, so we signed him up.

As we signed him up, there was a place to check if you were interested in coaching or assisting.  I, frankly, am interested in neither but also think that it is very important to support your child's activities.  So I signed up to assist, thinking that there was no way that would happen.

Well, assisting in fact did not happen.  Now I am the HEAD coach for a biddy ball time.  YIKES!!!!  Wow. 

I'll keep you posted.  The good news is that the ball is only 5'6" off the ground.

Small town living!

This is how you know you are small-town living! When the husband gets a full page ad in the paper!


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Yahoo and ptl

Now I can down to the real business of finding a job! Yippee!


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