Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Liam left alone.
Well, not really... just alone in a room. This is what happens. Please ignore the toys he dumped everywhere. I'm sure I picked them up.... sometime.
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Hair Cut
Liam has had long hair for a while. We cut it I think in May, and let it grow until a couple weeks ago. It was the cutest thing ever... except the back. It looked like such a bad mullet! Ty didn't believe me, and when it came to asking people, we got about a 50/50 response to if it looked mulletish or not. Well, one Sunday, Liam was in this total awesome retro shirt. When he turned around, it looked like he came straight out of the 80's. That was enough, Ty decided it was bad. So, Monday we cut his hair. Liam loved his hair though! When we would ask him if we could, he would so "NO HAIR!" with his arms crossed over his head. Finally I had to hold him in place so Ty could buzz it (I am totally not good at the cutting it any other way thing). Liam was so upset, he wouldn't even look at Ty for the rest of the night. Now remember, this kid is a Daddy's boy! Even the next day he was still pretty upset. But he's back to normal now. The question now is, should we keep it short, or let it grow out again? Take a look at the pictures and let us know which you like better.
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Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Our morning
This is how our morning started....
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/Quakes/ci15071220.html
(sorry it looks like you will have to click the link to see it). It is a 4.1 earthquake located just outside of town. Now, having been born and raised here, I am used to earthquakes, so I just rode it out and watched my light swing. It's been funny listening to everyone flipping out about if there are going to be aftershocks bigger than the original earthquake... and what damage was done... What those people don't realize is that if this earthquake hadn't been soooo close, they may not have felt it at all. I do have to say though, this was the first one I have actually heard the crack that comes as the quake happens. Anyway, that was our morning. How was yours?
http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/recenteqsus/Quakes/ci15071220.html
(sorry it looks like you will have to click the link to see it). It is a 4.1 earthquake located just outside of town. Now, having been born and raised here, I am used to earthquakes, so I just rode it out and watched my light swing. It's been funny listening to everyone flipping out about if there are going to be aftershocks bigger than the original earthquake... and what damage was done... What those people don't realize is that if this earthquake hadn't been soooo close, they may not have felt it at all. I do have to say though, this was the first one I have actually heard the crack that comes as the quake happens. Anyway, that was our morning. How was yours?
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