First Day For Harper.

Harper had her first day of pre-k on Tuesday Sept 4th. Holy cow was she excited! She could hardly contain herself. I did manage to control my emotions until I was back in the car, and then I shed some tears. It is so bitter sweet, I love to see her grow up, but it just goes by so quickly. Even though this isn't my first time having a child start school, it was just as hard as the first.

Harper absolutely loved it and couldn't wait for the next day. On Wednesday she was ready to walk out of the door by 9:30, the only problem with that is school starts at 11:20 for her. She had a long wait. Haha.

Bleh!

It has been a long day. Can it be tomorrow already, or better yet the weekend?
After the kids were tucked into bed I took a very long, much needed bubble bath with a couple of my favorite things! It was just what I needed! Here's hoping that tomorrow and Friday will fly by!!

*blogging from my phone, hopefully the post isn't all weird.

Wordless{ish} Wednesday: No More Pictures Mom!

When Harper does not want her picture taken (which seems to be a lot of the time lately), this is what I get:

I tend to take pictures of just about everything (I can't help it, I want to have photos to go along with the memory) (<--Cheesy much?) (Haha), so hopefully she will go through the "no more pictures" phase quickly!

*This was right after her pre-school assessment, which she rocked!

Linking up with The Paper Mama for Wordless{ish} Wednesday.

Wordless{ish} Wednesday: First Day of School

 Love this boy!!

Atticus was so excited this morning, which was awesome since last week he was saying that he never wanted school to start back up.
I found these cute first day printables here .

I am linking up with The Paper Mama for wordless{ish} Wednesday.

Trial Run.

School starts tomorrow for Atticus, and let's just say that this summer he has had practically no real schedule. So, this morning we did a trial run. We had a rough beginning with a lot of grumpy faces and a little bit of whining. While we were eating breakfast, we talked about the new school year. Like what he was excited/nervous about. By the time it was time to "leave" for school everyone was clean, dressed, fed, HAPPY and ready to walk out of the house! Atticus even said, "That was really fun and I am excited for the real thing!" It was seriously a huge relief for me. Here's hoping tomorrow goes just as smooth if not more so!

Ready for second grade!

Yearly Questions.

Every year towards the end of the summer we ask the kids the same questions, to see how much their answers change as they grow.  We always have fun comparing each years answers ( we started the Q&A when Atticus was 3 years old)!

 
Atticus Q&A
Age: 7

Favorites
Color: Red
Movie: The Simpson Movie
Candy: Twix
Thing to play: Little Big Planet 2
Place to go: Lagoon and the kid museum in Las Vegas
TV Show: Adventure Time
Book: Diary of a Wimpy Kid

What do you want to be when you grow up?
I want to be an Engineer!


Harper Q&A
Age: 4

Favorites
Color: Pink and Purple
Movie: The Little Mermaid
Candy: Laffy Taffy
Thing to play: with my littlest pet shops
Place to go: Disneyland and the kids museum in Las Vegas
TV Show: Dora
Book: The 101 Dalmatians book

What do you want to be when you grow up?
I want to be a pet Doctor!!  

Pinterest Project.

I was in desperate need of a way to get my jewelry out of the mess of a jewelry box that I had. So, I of course turned to Pinterest! I wanted something that would keep my necklaces from getting tangled and something that would keep me from losing earrings. The jewelry frame fit the bill perfectly!

All you will need is:
- a frame
-paint
-little hooks (.80 for a pack at Wal Mart)
-screen/mesh (.86 for a yard at Ace Hardware)
-stapler
-drill with little drill bit

First: grab a frame, any frame. It doesn't even need a back or glass. Choose a pretty color (I favor yellow) and start painting! Let dry.

Next: cut your screen to fit your frame. Pull tight across the back of the frame and staple all over till it is nice and secure. Then decide where you want your hooks and mark it. Drill little holes and screw in the hooks.

Last: hang up, add jewelry and admire your crafty-ness!

This project was so simple and cheap! I absolutely love the outcome! You should totally make one. I promise you won't regret it!

My Pinteret inspiration 
My How Does She inspiration 

Wordless{ish} Wednesday: shop chair races.

Linking up with The Paper Mama, parenting BY dummies, jenni from the blog, Project Alicia, and then, she {snapped}, 5 Minutes for Mom, Sarah Halstead

The time has come my friends!

To return to this here blog! I miss this little blog, my own little space to document my children and our random happenings! Now that school is starting up in 15 days (sad face) and both of my children will be in school, um come again? Both of my children are old enough for school?!? It still boggles my mind! Any who, where was I? I don't even know. But, with Harper starting pre school and Atticus going into second grade I thought it was time to get back to documenting. Since so much time has passed between my last blog post and now, I will not be recapping it here. The pictures are on every social media outlet known to man anyhow (except for myspace...I mean seriously ew ;P)! So, here's to getting back into blogging and junk! Hehe, hopefully you enjoy it as much as I do! ♥

"Hello? Anybody there? I am back!"