Eden, Addi & the Snake!

Don't I remember some story involving Eden and a snake...hmmm...well, here's another one! We were up in the mountains with our friends, Bobbi and Dennis and their cute kids when we spotted this tiny snake. Of course, Lance needed to catch it! Eden was way excited to meet Sir Hiss!

She even gave his tail a little squeeze!Eden's friend, Addi, was a little sketchy about the snake,But, eventually, she blew him a kiss while Eden made another grab for him!

Mommy's Little Boyfriend!

So...I sometimes refer to blogs as "brags"...you all know why. But, oh, my goodness! I'm gonna' do it! I gotta' brag about this little cutie! Or maybe I will just put these pictures on here and let them do a bit of the bragging. Cute, huh?
He is making some pretty funny faces. He loves to suck on his lower lip and to add to the fun, he sucks that lip in and then sticks his tongue out. Pretty silly, little guy. Of course his mom thinks it's all adorable.Amazing that we finally had a day with quite a bit of blue sky to show off Noah's baby blues. Oh, man. Too much bragging. Sorry! I'm even making me sick!

Begging for Blogs!

So, I'm about as organized as my Dad's Shed-of-Doom...and so I've probably inadvertently lost your blog address. If you don't see it on our Blog List, will you resend me the link? Thanks!

Miss Dalhousie's Phone Etiquette

After being jerked rudely from sleep by yet another predawn phone call, I complained to Lance that, "Morning people seem to think it is some kind of a virtue to be morning people!" To which he replied, in true Lance fashion, "Well, it kind of is." (see Doc. & Cov. 88:124)

So morning people may be right, but perhaps they need to add empathy to their lengthy list of virtues. Or, if nothing else, just follow common etiquette. For those who don't have a clue what that entails as regarding phone calls, here is a concise explanation from the lovely Isabel Dalhousie:

• "A call before eight in the morning (is) an emergency;
• Between eight and nine (a.m.) it is an intrusion;
  
• Thereafter calls (may) be made till ten in the evening;
  
• Although anything after nine-thirty (p.m.) require(s) an apology for the disturbance;
• After 10 (p.m.) one (is) into emergency time again."

That being said, if you really know a person's sleeping habits it is probably acceptable to edit the above to fit his/her particularities. For example, if you would like to reach either Lance or myself at night, feel free to do so until 11:00 p.m. without apology; however, if you would like to reach us in the morning, please refer to Miss Dalhousie's rules! :)