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Saturday, September 22, 2012
Scouts fun day
Cub Scouts fun day was lots of fun. Lugging Sarah around all morning was great exercise for my arms too. The kids got to shoot bows and arrows, shoot BB guns and paddle a canoe. All these were first time experiences for my kids. We did not go on the nature hike. It looked like a REAL hike! Maybe next month when we camp. We finished off the morning with hot dogs and chips and then headed home. We parents were exhausted!
Friday, September 21, 2012
Nine months old
Sarah is now nine months old! She began crawling on her hands and knees last weekend, just before she turned 9 months. Usually she has been crawling on her hands, right knee and left foot. Always ready to sit up. She loves to laugh and thinks her brothers and sister are really funny. She will pick up anything from the floor or ground and put it in her mouth. She now weights 16 pounds and half an ounce. She is 27 inches tall.
Caleb's 8th birthday
Caleb turned eight today! We celebrated with a special birthday breakfast of pancakes and bacon. We all told Caleb why he is special to us. We love his passion for the things he loves. He is a great big brother and lots of fun to play with. He loves his trains and Woody from Toy Story and legos. He will play alone more than any of my other kids. If he doesn't like what the other kids or neighbors are doing he doesn't mind going on inside and playing his own game. I think his ability to not worry about what others think will help him to make wise decisions in the future.
Wednesday, September 19, 2012
Our first attempt at a volcano
Tuesday, September 18, 2012
Disney on Ice Dare to Dream
Another big branch
Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Osage Orange Tree
The female Osage Orange Tree makes these big money balls that my kids were playing with at Lake Texoma. The tree is native to Texas, Oklahoma and Arkansas. Before barb wire, they were planted to make hedge fences as they have strong wood and thorns. The wood is also used for Indian bows and arrows and makes excellent fence posts that will not rot or be destroyed by bugs. The fruit is not really good for anything but the squirrels love the seeds. With lots of work the seeds inside can be removed and eaten by people.Thursday, September 6, 2012
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Chickasaw Cultral Center
Center in Sulphur. It was very interesting. We went through the impressive exhibit hall and saw some really neat things and watched some very informative videos. No flash photos were allowed in there and I needed both hands to hang on to my kids but we took some photos when we visited the Indian village there. We missed the stomp dance and the story telling was when Christopher needed a nap and Sarah was hungry so we missed both the things I wanted to see. We will have to try again another time.
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