Sunday, May 2, 2010
The heartland
Since we live in the bread basket of the country, we decided that we better take advantage of this fertile soil, so we planted a vegetable garden.
| This side is the tomatoes, peppers, zucchini and squash |
| This side is our corn field. Travis feels so awesome for doing it, he's been talking about growing corn since we drove through the corn fields in Nebraska this last summer. Pray that it grows! |
Cruisin'
Since the first year of medical school, we have been talking about going on a cruise with our close friends who are in Trav's class. Four years later, we stuck to our guns and we will be going on a Southern Caribbean cruise. I CANNOT wait! Since our husbands thrive off studying and learning (yeah right!) we decided it would be a fun idea to each do a presentation on one of the islands we are visiting. I felt like I was in school again, because I totally left my assignment for the last minute and was sweating bullets trying to get it ready. But then, the night it was due, Jim had to go and burn his hand off (he was making Aruban fries for us, he got 3rd degree burns and had to get skin grafts) and so we had to push it back a day (sorry about your hand Jim, but thanks for the extra breathing room).
| We first started at the Hastings house. Brandi made frog legs, seriously. They tasted kind of like chicken, but more rubbery. |
| See? |
I'm so happy that we will all be well educated for our cruise. It will come in really handy while we are lying on a towel on the beach catching some rays! Can't wait!!!
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Sometimes, this is what we do on the weekends
Monday, April 19, 2010
Sister Wives
I always wondered what it would be like to be a polygamist. Since Travis has had a pretty easy rotation this month, sometimes it almost seems like we are polygamist, because its often him and me and my buddies. I have been known to say that being polygamist wouldn't be so bad. You would always have friends around to help you during the boring times of the days, you could do fun crafts together, you could help each other with the chores and the kids, and there would always be good meals. But then I thought about the other duties of being a wife, and then I didn't think that being a polygamist would be such a good idea. Anyway, that was a long introduction to this post. Tonight, we made freezer jam. It was Trav's idea, and so I invited some of my wanna-be sister wives to come and make jam. This is how it turned out.
| This is our main man |
| And girls, thanks for being such loyal friends. I know you will always be watching my back for me. Thanks for being there, especially when I need you! You are definitely great candidates if I ever had to pick some sister-wives! But I would have to be the head wife... no battle! |
Friday, April 16, 2010
We Love April So Far cont.
| Lots of egg huntsAvery, its OK that you didn't find a ton of eggs. You are about quality not quantity anyways, you would find an egg and then search its contents making sure it was worth the search. |
| Notice that her hat is on, she was a pro with wearing it by the time Easter came! |
| Here are the Egg Hunter cheerleaders |
We love April so far cont.
| The winner |
| The Loser |
| The Results. I'll get you next time Travis |
We love April (so far)
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Not Dead
Dear Reader(s),
I just wanted you to know that we are still alive. I don't know why I haven't posted for forever. Every time I would get on the computer I would just go to Facebook instead. Now I know "what Twilight character" everyone is and that a lot of people are "sick of this crazy weather." We are back. I just posted four posts below, so be sure to check them out. Sorry for the scare. We are recommitted.
Love, Milli
Saturday, April 3, 2010
A little bit of Travis...
So a couple of weeks ago, after I found out the Cougs would be playing in Oklahoma City for the first round of the tournament, I had an irresistible urge to get out there and support my team. Chris (our neighbor) and I crowded into our Civic and headed down. We ended up seeing two very enjoyable games and one not-so-enjoyable game. BYU/Florida went into double overtime, and by the end of it, I had no voice. Kansas/Northern Iowa turned out to be the highlight; it was fun being at the biggest upset of the tourney. BYU/Kansas State was lame, they couldn't miss anything. I wanted a paintball gun for Pullen and Clemente every time they shot. Oh, well. The trip was fun; it was my first appearance in March Madness. Everything went well, other than being forced to listen to occasionally very crappy music. Chris monopolized the stereo. Seriously, at one point he put on Michael Bolton. For any of you who have not yet formed an opinion of him and are looking for one that won't get you laughed at, see the movie "Office Space" (edited version, of course). PS This is Travis, not Milli
A little bit of Avery...
She has grown so much! Not just physically, but she is becoming a real person. She is talking a ton. At least Trav and I can understand what she is saying. Its cool that we share a code language that only we can understand sometimes, its better than Pig Latin.
She discovered shoes and ALWAYS has to wear them, she will change her shoes at least 3 times a day
| I looked back (I wasn't driving) and saw her doing a balancing act |
| She is starting to sport some pretty wicked pig tails |
| I still want to eat her, but haven't yet |
| I always see pictures of babies on my friends blogs where they fall asleep in funny places. Since Avery is always so full of energy all of the time, I didn't think it would ever happen. I was so happy when I saw this. |
| We've had this Easter hat for a month so she could practice wearing it for the big day, so far its not taking, but when I do my Easter post you might be surprised. |
| She thinks she is a doggy |
| She likes to rock out on the piano |
| "wolls", one of her favorite foods |
| Two funny things about this picture 1) Obviously her hair and 2) This cupcake was in the fridge and someone didn't shut the fridge all the way and someone else found the perfect opportunity to snatch a cupcake. I won't mention any names. |
I can't even remember what it was like not having Avery Grace in our lives!
Where you at?
So the dreadful match has passed and we have survived... Drum roll please................. we will be living in Kansas City, Missouri for the next three years! Kind of anticlimactic huh! He will be doing a family residency at Research hospital. Our plans are to possibly to an ER fellowship after, but we are just taking it one day at a time. We are so glad we don't have to move, although Tuscon would have been pretty nice, but come what may and love it, sorry Tice! We are excited. He starts residency in July, if anyone wants to hang out then, let me know. I'm proud of you Trav!
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