Life is short. Too many times dreams just fade away because we become too comfortable, or fearful the unknown, or lack the fortitude to make it happen? I've been there. This blog is the journal of my ongoing Alaskan adventures.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Here's Aramus
Born on October, Aramus Orrin made a good impression on his Aunt Sarah, especially after she introduced him to gas drops. Cousins Auden and Brahm thought he was pretty cool too.
The giggling of toddlers when it's suppose to be naptime
Watching my baby cuddle her baby
Feeling a hug so tight from little arms that hate to see you go.
A tabu belly laugh over Auden's dramatic reaction to well deserved disciplined. (My inability to contain myself leads to a self-imposed timeout to the pantry.)
Watching a two year old kiss a salmon.
Being privy to Auden's first casting practice aided by Buzz, the kitty.
The prideful sharing of going "poopie in the pottie".
A great meal of Bison preparded together.
Listening to the China Poot survival story as told by survivors Rick and Sarah.
Sitting on a rock on the shore of the Kachemak Bay watching the ebb and flow of the ocean.
Catching of glimpse of tender moments between Sarah and Jesse.
More Precious Moments
Getting busted by a two year old
Watchiing a child's refine the art of walking
Partaking in a child's first pony ride
Getting a rebuilt computer from Ebay for $234
Taking a mud bath plunge without dumping the toddler
Born on October, Aramus Orrin made a good impression on his Aunt Sarah, especially after she introduced him to gas drops. Cousins Auden and Brahm thought he was pretty cool too.
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