We took the kids Saturday night to Schnepf Farm. They (okay, us too) love that place! It was so much fun. Of course we go knowing that we'll have fun, but it always surpasses our expectations. For anybody who has considered going but has not made the trek out, here is a list of just some of the things they have to offer at their infamous 'Pumpkin & Chili Party'....
- train rides (after 6:30pm it becomes a haunted train ride which goes through the pitch black orchards while people are jumping out at you)
- adult corn maze
- kiddie hay stack maze (very cute)
- petting zoo
- kiddie hay stack tricycle riding (riding their provided trikes through a hay stack track)
- a carousel
- carnival rides
- hay ride out to the pumpkin patch
- foot pedaled go gart thingys for older kids/adults
- lots of food (grilled corn on the cob, need I say more?)
- a band
- comedy show
- pony rides
- etc, etc, etc....
The list could go on. This place is amazing. It's $15 a person (over the age of 2) to get in and almost everything is inclusive. Here's some pics from our perfect night!
Monday, October 18, 2010
Monday, October 11, 2010
Where to Begin...
Hey everybody! Yep, still alive ;-) I have been soooooo busy the last 6-8 weeks. Oh man, who knew real estate could be as time consuming as it has been? I am so grateful to be as busy as I am. Thank you to the greatest friends a person could ask for. Without the referrals I've been getting from friends and family, I would probably have to find a different career! It is going so well and I love doing it. I totally wish it was something I had done a long time ago.
However, I miss my kiddos soooo much. I have plenty of 12 hour days and all I can do is think about the kids. It breaks my heart that I have to be away from them as much as I do. It has gotten better, but the first 3 weeks that I worked Kylee would bawl her eyes out when I came home and curl into a ball on my lap. Talk about heart wrenching! Thankfully on the other days I've done a pretty good job of being home all morning with them and not taking them to daycare until the afternoon. I love those days, they only go for a couple hours before daddy can come get them. Hopefully I'll get successful enough to be able to keep that as a permanent schedule. I would love to be with my babies until noon everyday. And then Ryan can go get them between 3 and 4. It would be so perfect. Crossing my fingers...
Anyway, I don't really have too many pictures from the last 2 months. I've been falling short on a few things since going back to work such as picture taking, cooking dinner, and housework. It's rough not getting home until 7 or 8 pm everyday. All I want to do is play with the kids, not do dishes or stand behind a stove for an hour. So that's what I do, I just hang with them until they go to bed.
Here are the pics that I do have from the last 2 months, all wrapped into one long blog!
We got two fishies:
We all went the next day. And NO, shooting birdies is not something that I partake in. I just don't care if Ryan does it.
Friday, August 20, 2010
Saturday, August 14, 2010
It's Official
I am officially employed now! I got my real estate license a few months ago and have finally put my license with a broker last week. I work for West USA Realty Revelation. The office is in Chandler. Even though I am technically employed I don't have any clients yet, ha! Well, my parents are considering but I'm not sure if they're serious. I needed a business card pic so of course I turned to my friend Jenni. Best photog ever, for real. You can check her out at http://www.rosiej-photography.blogspot.com/ Thank you Jenni!
I am super excited to be starting a new chapter in my life. After 31 years I have finally found out what I want to do with my life careerwise. Though I'm a little overwhelmed taking training courses and trying to learn a ton of new computer programs, I know in my heart that this is something that I will be good at. Let's just hope it's something that I can succeed at too ;-)
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
First Two Days
I suppose I hadn't blogged about it in a while, but Kylee did end up getting accepted into a preschool program through our school district for her speech delay. Her delay was considered significant enough that she goes to preschool at the school in our subdivision for three days a week from 8am to 11am. She goes for the whole school year, same as the rest of the elementary school and then she'll get evaluated at the end to see if she qualifies for another year. She and I were both super excited when she started this week. It's considered year round and goes from July thru next May. For some reason school didn't start until Tuesday so she only got to go for two days this week. I was happy and sad of course. She's a big girl now but still so little, you know? I am very happy that she has an opportunity for preschool though. I think it's a fantastic step for her, one she definitely needs. And I am grateful for the opportunity to spend some time alone with Nolan... or maybe just the chance to have three hours a day with NO screaming, yelling, kicking, pushing, hitting? I suppose it's a toss up?!
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