Showing posts with label 365 Days. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 365 Days. Show all posts

Sunday, April 10, 2011

365 Days: April 9, 2011

There's a calf that needs to be bottle fed. Yesterday Lydia and I had to opportunity to feed the little guy. Lydia helped me feed the calf but I think she was a little scared of it though.

Thursday, April 7, 2011

365 Days: April 7, 2011

We decided to make a little camp fire. Here's a 15 sec exposure of me stirring up some sparks. Lydia is in the background. Matthew had a good time too but was really disappointed to finally have to put the fire out and come inside.

365 Days: April 6, 2011

Daniel and his best friend, the wheelbarrow :)

Tuesday, April 5, 2011

365 Days: April 5, 2011

Sophie the cat. Lydia and I went on a walk last week sometime and Sophie followed us and disappeared somewhere. Well we're glad she found her way back.

365 Days: April 4, 2011

Ahh... is this better than the febreeze bottle?

Sunday, April 3, 2011

365 Days: April 3, 2011

Matthew and I went for a walk today... a long one, I think we were gone for an hour and a half. We took a walk down to see the junk yard, the big barn, and the cows. Lydia calls these ones the "twins" (there's a third one that looks like them too).

Saturday, April 2, 2011

365 Days: April 2, 2011

We took a walk down to see the cows. There happens to be a couple of horses mixed in with the cows too. Here's a pict of Lydia and one of the horses.

365 Days: April 1, 2011

March 31st was a very nice sunny day. April 1st was overcast and rainy. We still went outside for a bit. It's hard to capture kids as they do what they do sometimes. This is a picture that Lydia liked the most because it shows Matthews teeth.

Friday, April 1, 2011

365 Days: March 31, 2011

Another pict I grabbed of the Meyer's property as Matt, Lydia, and I went on a walk.

365 Days: March 30, 2011

Lydia and I took a walk down to one of the ponds.

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

365 Days: March 29, 2011

Have you ever seen a cat with a toe? I haven't... that is until I met Sophie. She's a very nice cat, but I kinda get weirded out with that toe.

365 Days: March 28, 2011

Bedtimes are fun, especially when you have a crazy little 3 year old running all over the place. Lydia is getting better at reading her own books, or at least looking at them by herself, now to just teach her to read them :)

365 Days: March 26, 2011

I took Lydia to go look at cows with me. I at first was going to show a picture of a momma and her baby cow, but I liked this picture more. I'll try to grab a cow at some other time.

Saturday, March 26, 2011

365 Days: March 25, 2011

This day I drove from Seattle back to Spokane. Here's a picture going across the Columbia river, which is about halfway.

I also happened across the B787 doing what I imagine was a test flight over by Moses Lake, WA, so that was pretty neat to see too.

365 Days: March 24, 2011

I had forgotten to take a picture until pretty late so here's a quick little something I found. I flew from Chicago O'Hare to Seattle and didn't feel like taking any pictures with billions of people around, if you know what I mean.

365 Days: March 23, 2011

I flew from Seattle to Denver to Memphis and then to Chicago. This is a pict of the new and the old control towers at Memphis, TN.

365 Days: March 22, 2011

This day, I drove to Seattle, WA for a job interview the next day. This is in Snoqualmie Pass somewhere. I was surprised by how much snow they have over there.

365 Days: March 21, 2011

Here Lydia is doing some school work. She's coloring in the letter U to make a picture.

365 Days: March 20, 2011


The first day of spring. A little bit of green is starting to show. It was Sunday so Matt, Lydia, and I decided to go take a walk... and Gupston (the dog) followed along.

Sunday, March 20, 2011

365 Days: March 19, 2011

Roger actually asked me to take a picture of this, so this is mainly for him. That pond way out in the picture pretty much cover's that entire field. Roger said it's the biggest he's ever seen it (and they've been living here for 20+ years). The ground is still frozen underneath which doesn't allow the water to seep through the ground, which is why it's so big.