

This is Hannah. I made this apron by myself with Mommy's help. First I picked out my favorite fabric, then I pinned the pattern down. And then I cut it out. Next, I sewed it. And last but not least, I strung the ties through the neck. Love, Hannah
Recently Russ took the three kids fishing at a friend's house. When I got home from work that night, I found a baggie full of about 3 pounds of crappie (pronounced "crop ee") that Russ had skinned and filleted. Because I'm not a huge fish fan, I decided to make tacos out of them. Our family loves fish tacos! Even if you don't like fish, and the sound of putting it in a taco sounds irreligious, I would be willing to bet that if you tasted these tacos, you'd love them! 
















As you can see, it was all Star Wars this Halloween. The kids love Star Wars and so I decided to make them coordinating Halloween costumes.... might have been the dumbest idea I ever had! Apparently there is not a demand for patterns for SW costumes as I could not find any anywhere. Thank goodness for google! I was able to find some tutorials for how to make Jedi robes and such. Still, I was very glad when all three finally had their completed look.
The best part about our beautiful campsite is the fact that it is private land that belongs to a friend so we're not having to share our space with anyone.
As usual, I didn't get enough pics. The area is so pretty and just behind our tent up a little hill is a beautiful little lake surrounded by the trees.
Here's Holli and Grace Linton. The Lintons are good friends of ours and we camped with them both times we came out here.
Grace had the best idea to rake up all the leaves for playing. The kids played and played for the longest time!!!
I took Josh to the party store and we looked at all the theme options. I picked out some Backyardigans, Toy Story, Go Diego, camouflage... when it was time to pick, he decided he wanted a "K State football birthday party."
