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Card makin' Fool!

I spent last Sunday crafting all day, never getting out of my jammies.  I really needed to do that, a little "me" time.  I made some cards.  I made 45 cards!  I guess I was on quite a roll.  I made lots of Halloween cards, then decided to use some of the leftover ATC cards from a past life of mine.  Here are a few...

 

Sorry for the bad photography, didn't realize how blurry some of them were.  My friend gave me two card racks today, one table top and one floor.  I spent the afternoon stalking them with all my cards.  The girls enjoyed twirling them, looking at them all, much better than a box! 

~Chance and Taylor won their Student Council elections, and so did Tays best friend, Kaitlyn.  We are off to Anchorage on Oct. 12th for a fun government conference.

And we have a new family member (like our house isn't full enough).

Meet Ninja.

I know, cute, right?

He's quite the handful, but already a part of the family.

 

 

A walk on the Otterbahn

We had a gorgeous day here recently so I decided I must get out of the house.  I asked Shad and the kids if they wanted to go on a walk, but they all said NO.  So I grabbed my bestest buddy, Ridley, and headed to the Otterbahn trail.  I had never taken the trail before, so I didn't know what was in store for me.  On my way I came across these gorgeous mushrooms.

When I got home I put one on Facebook to see if they were edible.  Ummmm, NO THEY ARE NOT!  They are hallucinogens...like shrooms.

Anyway, on with the walk!  There is a road to the outside beach.  It's about a mile, and it's very flat.  The Otterbahn trail takes you the back way to the beach, through the hills.

And we made it to the beach!

That's as far into the water that my water dog will go.

Some bulb kelp.

I never leave the each until I find some sea glass.

Yep, I found one tiny piece before our walk back home.

On our way home, we took a little detour.  I stopped by this house up on a bluff that I really love.  It has an amazing view.

Right?? 

We still haven't found the perfect house for us.  Everything is too small for all of us.  Some day.

Hope you enjoyed the walk on the Otterbahn!

 

Yes, I'm still alive and well

I know, I know, where the heck have I been??

Livin' my life, I guess.  I have been putting in a lot of hours at the Fire Hall, and not having much energy left to blog when I get home.  We had an Open House two weeks ago, and it was a huge success. And last Monday was my last day at the Harbor, so things are starting to slow down.  Aside from Being the Yearbook advisor again this year, I am taking on Student Government also.  And who's two High Schoolers are running, yeah, Mine!  Taylor is running for Student Body President, and Chance is running for VP.  We will definitely have lots of fun this year.  I will be taking them to Anchorage in October for the Alaska Association of Student Government Conference.  700 kids in one place...yeah me!  They are excited.

I got my craft on this past weekend, and I took some pictures!

I promise I will be back soon!

And this one is for Mrs. Killough...

One of his campaign slogans was

"free drinks on me!" And they were posted above all the water fountains.

His other slogan:

Vote for me, "I know where you live!"

(cuz he does!)