Thursday, March 18, 2010

Sushi, Village Inn Pie, BRIAN REGAN. Can Life get better than this, I SUBMIT THAT IT CANNOT!!!

Andrew and I decided it was about time Mom and Dad Walker were introduced to
BRIAN REGAN
The first time I introduced Andrew to him we were driving home from Oklahoma City and Andrew had to pull over because he was laughing too hard. Brian is just tooooo funny. Tonight, he did not let us down. But first we had to have some food to give us enough energy to laugh our minds off!
Mom and Dad took us to a Sushi restaurant.
Good thing Richie use to work at Sushi Chi, so I could come to love this stuff.
This was a great restaurant. It is one of those really good holes in the wall.
Thanks for Dinner!

Then off to dessert. We went to Village Inn to get some pie. Dad was shocked and a little dissapointed that his cherry pie did not look like the one pictured.
This was a really cool sculpture outside of the theater. It was all blown glass.
I am so excited. We are about to go see BRIAN REGAN!

Here is a picture from our seats. It didn't really come out very well. But, oh my it was such a funny night. Here are some of our favorite skits....You should get ready to hear them because they recorded a LIVE CD! Maybe you can pick out our laughs!

The Ear Doctor
Wrestling with his Kids
SMOOTH Peanut Butter
Indian Giver
and much much more

Texas Independence Day Party

If you know Margie, you know that one of her favorite holidays is Texas Independence Day. She has celebrated this holiday in many different states -- TEXAS, Ohio, Utah, and now...IDAHO!

It is time for the Texas Party!
It was great with all of our Idaho friends.
Good thing they were good sports.
Otherwise we would have had to
kick them out!
This is the Texas Jeopardy board!
It was a great game!
We had Texas Trivia posted around the room.
It is never bad to know about Texas!
My cute niece and nephew loving the party.

This is how we kept the kids entertained.
But oh man was that room was pretty smelly at the end of the night.
THE CAKE!
Doesn't it look great!
The Rice Krispie Treats are shaped in Texas shapes.
Boots, longhorns, the Alamo.


Lone Star J-ello Jigglers!
Laura made an apple pie.
It was scrumptious.
She even made a cut-out of Texas for the middle.

Playing Jeopardy
Andrew singing to the little ones!
We loved having this party. It was so great to have all of our friends there. It was amazing food and great company! We can't wait until next year for the next Texas Independence Day party in Idaho! Thanks everyone for coming!

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Beautiful Idaho

My fourth grade class went on a
cross-country skiing trip!
It is part of the PE program.
They go every Thursday in a field behind the school...
But this Thursday was special...
This Thursday we loaded the bus with our
skis, poles, and boots on our feet.
Off we went to Herriman State Park!
This was my first time there and it was gorgeous!
I snapped some pics with our
small camera during the trip!
They came out pretty good,
seeing how I couldn't see what
I was taking a picture of.





During our lunch break we spent some time DOWNHILL skiing.
I went down twice and didn't fall once!
Right around this corner is where
I fell for the first and only time.
It was a perfect fall. I was coming down a slight hill.
All the fourth graders were standing
there waiting for everyone to catch up.
Mr. Angell made sure everyone was watching.
Down I went! Applause from the crowd.
It was a fall of beauty!








It was a gorgeous day out!
In fact I was skiing in a short sleeved shirt.
I have come to LOVE Cross Country Skiing.
It is great exercise.
It is also a great opportunity to enjoy NATURE.
I love this Earth that Heavenly Father created for me to enjoy.
It is awe inspiring.
It is beyond breath taking.

Tuesday, March 9, 2010

Andrew's HOT Art Project


Well, I guess you could say....
with a little bit of Vinyl and Plexi-glass...

the possibilities are endless!

We have new ART on our walls!
Isn't it HOT?
Andrew made it.


Testing to see what it will look like
with a background of white.
JUST AS HOT!


I LOVE IT!!!!

If you want one of your very own,
we can make one for you!
Just contact us

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

All I wanted to do was make French Toast...

This is what my husband saw when he first walked in this evening. Me! Laying on the floor, my finger elevated and trying to get my dang phone to charge (there were also some tears)...needless to say there is quite a story to this ending!


My afternoon consisted of going to a meeting for the upcoming play here in town. As I was walking home from the High School, I thought that it would be great to have some French Toast for dinner tonight! I could even use the bread I made on Sunday in my bread machine. It would be delicious. As soon as I got home, I went to work. After all, Andrew would be home soon after a long day at school and it would be nice to come home to a warm meal. If only that was what he really came home too.

Instead, this is what happened. I was cutting the bread in perfect slices thanks to our "wonderful" Cutco knives. I stop here for a second to explain...I love our Cutco knives, I really do, but there has been many a tragedy because of these dang knives. Here is one to add to the list.

As I was cutting the LAST piece of bread, SLICE, off goes the tip of my ring finger with it. It did not even hurt, but oh man the sight of all of that blood oozing out of my finger is not what I wanted to see. I quickly went to the sink and started running water over it and then I put pressure on it with a paper towel. It took every bit of energy inside of me to NOT faint. I then ran to my bag at the front of the house to get my phone....after emptying out my back five times, I realized my PHONE is NOT in my bag...which means, I left it at the High School. With my finger wrapped up, I tromped back outside and walked back to the school. The paper towel was getting pretty red by this time. When I got to the school, I found the first custodian that I could to open the Choir room for me. Of course I picked the one that didn't have his keys on him. He had to go OUTSIDE to his car to get the keys. Meanwhile I feel like I am about to lose every bit of blood from my body from the tip of my finger.

Finally, he opened the door, and there was my phone. As soon as I started walking back to the house, I called Andrew. DEAD! The phone DIED! There was no way for me to call Andrew. None! I walked home and found my cord from my bag that I had emptied all over the floor....let me remind you I am doing all of this while BLOOD is still pouring out of my finger. Plugged in the cord, plugged in my phone, NOTHING! It does not charge. You have got to be kidding me! I tried again, NOTHING! It had been about twenty minutes by this point...still bleeding. I have no phone, I am in pain, and I am starting to worry my finger is going to bleed to nothing. I kept trying to get my phone to charge...NOTHING!! Frustration sets in.

I then decided to go to the internet and look up about uncontrollable bleeding. Gotta love WebMD. Elevate the sore above your head. Of course! I then laid on the floor, elevated my hand and continued to try to get my phone to charge. That is where Andrew found me. I was laying there for a good 40 minutes before he came home.

Within that time, I had "tweeted" thinking the text would be sent to Andrew's phone. It wasn't. I got up a couple of times to try different outlets for my phone, NOTHING. I thought that maybe I should go to the neighbors for help. I prayed for a miracle.

Finally Andrew came home. Helped me up. Bandaged up my finger and
made the French Toast.

Everything was so much better when he got home!

I had no idea that much blood could come from a FINGER!
Nice huh? That is the piece of skin taken from my finger. We are so gross to post this.Still elevating the finger as I talk on the phone to Morgan!

(The saddest part of all of this...I was thinking about this blog the entire time this whole tragedy was happening)

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

The Dog Derby is in town!
I loved this team the best.
It was a group of Huskies.
Beautiful!
We sold T-shirts.
(As you know from the previous post.)
Thursday night we went up to the Musher Dinner and did quite well there.
Friday Margie went with her class to see the mushers leave and she sold 3 shirts there.
Saturday John was here to help us sell too!
He loved being in Ashton at the Dog Derby!
We did quite well.
We sold all but 12 shirts.
That is pretty good!


Oh, Andrew's parents came up and
spent the weekend with us.
They LOVED it!
Mom Walker loved sitting in the Barber Shop chair.
Because it was vintage!
The Uminski's also came up and spent some time with us. It was good to see them too.
But man was it COLD outside!


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