Charley’s Haircut

Charley is now five months and had her first haircut on 12/8. It didn’t turn out quite how we expected. 

Here are a couple of pics of Charley before her haircut-

Riley helped me by holding her in the car on the way to the groomer’s place-

Here’s the picture I showed the groomer of what I wanted-

Here me what we got -

I think since she’s 75% poodle, her face and ears are too different from the dog in the picture I wanted-

Chase cried a bit when he saw her, lol, but I reassured him that her hair would grow back quickly. Jayden loved it because she’s thinks Charley looks more “bouzy” now...I think that’s slang for bourgeoisie. Riley said, “it’s funny how her face is so chubby and her body is so skinny.”

Nevertheless, we all agree that her hair is softer than ever and we all love her so much!

More Chippy Adventures

Last night Chippy decided to zip line-

Chippy

Our elf Chippy came on December 1st. He usually doesn’t do anything, but this morning he decided to have a little fun-

The first thing each kiddo said when they saw Chippy was, "He wasted a lot of our toilet paper!". Lol!

Snowman Ornaments

The girls’ school posted some cute ideas for DIY ornaments. Since we always have lots of wine corks floating around here, we decided to paint them white and turn them into Snowman ornaments. I think the kids did a great job!

We were even able to drag Chase away from his computer:

He quickly put this one together-

Jayden took her time and had a good idea to bring out the hot glue gun to put on ear muffs-

Riley made 4 of them!

Tanner now believes that it is his responsibility to provide the kids with as many wine corks as he can - for love of the arts, of course!

Bonfire

Last night we had our first bonfire at home. It was a nice change to spend the evening outside instead of in front of electronics. The kids LOVED being able to make s’mores in their driveway.

4th of July 2020

For the 4th of July we had the Isaksens, Grandma and Ron, and Uncle Marcus, over for a family get together. The kids all swam during the day and we ate ribs, salmon, corn (Grandma made), somen salad (Kamery), sliders, wagu beef steak (Marcus), orzo with roasted veggies, spam musubi (Me) and rice, of course. I always forget to take pictures of the food because I’m too busy eating.

The Isaksens brought over some small fireworks so we had our own little show on the driveway. The kids had so much fun!

Jayden’s Art Project

Mrs. Anderson instructed the students to find things around the house that they could repurpose. Jayden decided to make “night vision goggles”