Tuesday, May 27, 2008

We are in the country


My little farmer

I just liked this old man

The small one just didn't do the job
Matt had the weekend off so we thought we would make the most of it. Really this month hasn't been that bad. I see Matt more. We camped at David Crockett State Park and then went to Decatur Alabama to the Jubilee days. This is what us the country folk like to do. If this ain't fun I don't know what is. More picture to come of later that night.

Monday, May 26, 2008

our new pet


Matt and Jake caught this in our back yard. I came home and the snake was in a bucket in the garage with a piece of glass on it topped with a paint can. I don't like snakes due to picking up a rattle snake in grade school. I didn't want anything to do with this snake. Matt really wanted to keep it as our pet. He went around searching for things to feed it. We found out it doesn't eat spiders. I made him let it go. Don't worry it wasn't poisonous, it was a Black Razor. Jake gave it the name Darky or something like it.

Sunday, May 25, 2008

A update everyday this week


I am going to post stuff everyday to make up for last month. even if I am the only one who checks this. Well me and some girl friends drove to Memphis to a pottery barn outlet and shopped our little hearts out. While still on a budget. We had a great time and got some great deals. Thanks Matt for watching the kids

Tuesday, May 20, 2008

umm.... sorry


I know that you think I died, but I just have been limiting my blog time ;) This last month has flown by. My parents came out to visit for a week. We went to the Hermitage and some other sites. The Hermitage is the home of Andrew Jackson the 8th president of the United State. My parents love it. Mostly I put them both to work on a honey do list because my honey is at the hospital more time than not. My mom stayed another week just to help more. I even had her on Mothers day. Thanks Mom and Dad. We miss you.

Wednesday, April 23, 2008

Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Fresh tomatoes yum


My mom and dad had the best garden. At the time I didn't really think that it was the best because it was huge and someone had to weed it and plant it and pick it. I personally gathered thousands of rocks out of that garden. As a kid I just wanted to eat junk food what ever was prepackaged and not healthy sounded good to me. The only meals we ever ate consisted of some kind of veggie out of the garden with salt and pepper with a little butter. Cucumbers, tomatoes, squash, carrots, potatoes, radishes, the list goes on and on, adorned every plate. "Kids this is fresh out of the garden" was common phase at our house. We ate very healthy. I didn't really appreciated as much as I should have. Now as an adult I would do anything for that, I crave it and nothing is the same as a tomatoes out of the garden with just a little salt.
So I thought that I should plant a garden this year now that planting season is here. After hours and hours pulling weeds removing grass and shoveling manewer from the neighbors barn as well as bringing in dirt, We are getting closer to a spot to plant. This is my sad little garden that I have spent hours and hours working on. Yes that is sheet rock. I was told Gypsum really does the job in breaking clay down, since that is mostly what I have in my back yard. So I went to the local construction zone ask the non English speaking worker if I could have some sheet rock to put in my garden. I know I still have much more to do but we are getting closer. Mom Help

Monday, March 31, 2008