Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Rock.....Rock Band

Chad got Rock band for our Anniversary, so this is him and Clint playing. I didn't get a picture but Dax loves to see when they play his favorite song is "Should I say so Should I go to the Cabin" (they real song is should I stay or should I go he added the the cabin all by himself) I need to get it on video...It is so cute!








Runs in the Family

Ok so Chad and I can be sitting on the couch talking at night and all of the sudden I look up because he does not respond and he is dead asleep, well I just thought maybe I was boring! But then I was talking to Heidi one night and I looked up because there was no response and she was dead asleep so I came to understand it is not me that is boring it just must run in the family!


aPpLeS 2 ApPlEs

A couple weeks ago while the guys were off hunting Danny and I slaved in the kitchen until 2AM making apple pie kits it was way fun hanging out. We went and got fresh apples from an apple farm just off the highway the man was CraZy he kept yelling at his son and throwing bad aPPles at me all in all they were great ApplEs.






Oh ya we stayed up so late because we watched sex in the city, we did not slave way all night long!

Monday, October 6, 2008

ELK/DEER HUNT

Chad, his Dad and my Brother went elk/deer hunting a few weeks ago and this is what came home. Chad's dad came home with nothing.

Clint's one horn buck

Chad's Elk

Chad and his 5 point!


Thursday, October 2, 2008

"Four Freedoms"

1941


Taken from Franklin Roosevelt's 1941 speech to Congress, the "Four Freedoms" --Freedom of Speech, Freedom of Worship, Freedom from Want, and Freedom from Fear--became a rallying point for the United States during WWII. Artist Norman Rockwell created four vignettes to illustrate the concepts. Rockwell intended to donate the paintings to the War Department, but after receiving no response, the painter offered them to the Saturday Evening Post, where they were first published on February 20, 1943. Popular reaction was overwhelming, and more than 25,000 readers requested full-color reproductions suitable for framing.