

See?? I told you that he scoots around a lot. This is what I found when I came to get him out of bed the other day. He was NOT HAPPY!! But I still took a minute to take his picture. I am a blogger after all. =)


At the moment they have to do these chores listed every morning and night without being told. We also have chores that they can do to collect extra money. For now we will just give the girls a set amount of money for the daily chores. We'll split it into 3 coins so they can put one in each section of the bank. We haven't decided what to do about the extra money as far as splitting it between the 3 sections of the bank. As they get older we'll teach them about tithe, giving, saving, buying etc.





this little pirate puked all over me and had a REALLY messy nappy but you know what?? He slept from 10:30pm to 4am last night so I don't care about the mess. =)
Emma looks so cute in her little split skirt. I didn't realize what she was doing with her face until I put it on the computer. She started laughing when she saw the picture. 



Chicken & Gravy with Homemade Noodles
1. In a large sauce pan or stock pot****, combine chicken stock, chicken, carrots and seasoning. Bring to a boil, cover, reduce heat and simmer for 20-30 minutes, until chicken is fully cooked. Remove chicken with a slotted spoon and set aside to cool.
2. Add cut noodles to pot. Return to a boil and let boil until noodles are desired tenderness, about 7-10 minutes, depending on the thickness of the noodles. The broth will thicken as the noodles cook until it is a gravy consistency.
3. Shred or dice cooled chicken and return to pot. Stir to combine and continue cooking until heated through. Serve immediately, or refrigerate and warm on the stove before serving.
Okay, I had the slideshow on here and I edited it and now Blogger won't let me put it back on. Frustrating. Oh well, go HERE for a slideshow of pictures from Beka's birthday.
take some stained and/or hand me down shirts in sizes for all 3 girls. Add some scissors, scrap fabric, "wonder under", and the iron and sewing machine. After about an hour of time you have fun new shirts that the girls think are wonderful.

*disclaimer--her shirt looks much dingier and dirty in this photo than it does in real life. =)