Monday, July 27, 2009

Hudson-isms

Just some random cuteness of Hudson's current doings....


Tonight, after I said prayers with Hudson, I opened my eyes to see this...















Hud-stegosaurus in the bath





























The other night, Hudson heard Rob out in the garage and decided to join the party

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Logan's baptism















Logan was baptized on July 11th, 2009. It was so awesome. He had so many family and friends that came! Special thanks go to Grandpa Erick, Grandma Cheryl, Grandma Necia, Nana (for leading the music!), Papa (for his talk on baptism), Uncle Mark, Aunt Shannon, Collin, Gracie, Quinn, Uncle Scott, Tycie, (for playing the piano), McClaine, Dexter (and Randi) Brunt, Brock (and Heather) Chapman, Liz, Tessa and Macie Thornton, and Melanie, Brenna and Kaylee Alexander for coming to the baptism! It meant sooo much to us that you would share Logan's special day!
I was asked to 'spotlight' Logan and this is what I shared...

"On June 24th 2001, we were blessed to have Logan Michael Wright come to our family. He is the oldest of 3 kids and he is a good big brother. He has a talent for having a burning desire to learn. Everyday he wakes up, (as early as we let him!) excited for what the day might bring. He is most often found building paper airplanes, lego helicopters/airplanes, bug hunting, playing baseball, and reading books about space, insects or sharks. He is constantly informing us of fun & exciting facts about the creatures of the world around us. He loves to be tickled and loves to make his siblings and friends laugh. He has always been very conscientious of other people's feelings. He is always careful to not say things that might offend others.
When asked what he has done to prepare to be baptized, Logan said, " I asked Heavenly Father if I was choosing the right to be baptized and my chest got really warm. And then I thought about Jesus and my chest got even warmer. Then I thanked Heavenly Father for helping me know."
When I asked Logan 'What his baptism means to him', he said, "I want to be a member of the Church and go to heaven to be with Jesus. I want to get the Holy Ghost to help me choose the right and be safe."















It is so amazing to me at how grown up my little 8 year old is. He understands so much about the love his Heavenly Father has for him. We love you Logan and are so pleased with your decision to be baptized. You are such a good example to your little sister and brother! We are so lucky to have you in our family!


Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Logan's birthday (in his own words)


Today I am 8. It was such a fun day. Mom took me and Hailey and Hudson to Ron's for lunch. I love that place! Then my grandmas and grandpa, Auntie, Tycie, Carson and McLaine came over for pizza and strawberry shortcake! I got the best presents! I got a new telescope, a Lego airplane, a baseball, coloring book, toy grasshopper and a snake that you put in water and it grows! (My mom wasn't too happy about that one!) I also got a model airplane and some money that I took to the Build-A-Bear workshop and got my new best friend, Benny. I am happy to be 8! I am getting baptized on July 11th. I can't wait!

It's great to be 8!


Logan Michael Wright
6/24/01
9lbs. 2 oz. 21 in.
8:32 p.m.

One of the few pictures we have of Logan sleeping




















Woody for Halloween 2002



Daddy's little buddy

Such a good big brother!
We are so lucky to have you in our family! We love you so much! Happy 8th birthday Logan!

Monday, June 22, 2009

Ice Cream in a bag

Logan brought this recipe home from school and we just made it today.  We made vanilla and it was sooo yummy!  Best of all, it took less than 5 minutes and the kids loved it!  


Ice Cream in a bag

Small Ziploc: (sandwich size)
1/2 cup milk
2 tsp. vanilla
2 Tbsp. sugar (just because I wanted to make it sweet!  The recipe calls for 2 tsp. sugar)
chocolate or strawberry syrup (if desired)

Large Ziploc:
1/2 filled w/ ice (can do a little more than half if you want)
6 Tbsp. salt

*Seal small ziploc
*Place small ziploc inside large Ziploc
*Seal large bag
*Shake for approx. 4 minutes or until solidified like ice cream
*Pour into bowls and.....
Enjoy!

Note: Logan said that when they made it at school, the small bags had a tendency to open, so all the salt from the big bag got into it and it was sick.  So... before you take a bite, make sure that the small bag didn't open during the shaking process!

Also, since it doesn't really make that much per bag, you can just make a bag for each person! :)  But this recipe gave enough for Logan, Hailey, Hudson and me.

Friday, June 19, 2009

Office Admin (California Closets, Spokane, WA)

Reply to: job-jtzfw-1229467281@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
Date: 2009-06-19, 9:20AM PDT


We are seeking an enthusiastic person to fill a position in our office. A passion for our product is required. 

The qualified candidate will: 

- be excited for life and maintain a positive attitude 
- have a minimum of 1 year professional office experience 
- be a skilled communicator, both written and verbal 
- be proficient with computers MS Office and web-based applications 
- have experience in bookkeeping, QuickBooks preferred 
- be a fast learner and able to handle multiple tasks at once 
- be a problem solver 
- have professional references 

We offer a competitive benefits package including medical, vacation, and health club reimbursement. 

California Closets has been serving eastern Washington and north Idaho since 1984. If you want to be a part of our industry leading company, please submit your resume and cover letter by email. 

  • Location: California Closets - Spokane
  • Compensation: DOE
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Tuesday, June 2, 2009

Island Transportation










While we were in Hawaii, Rob and I rented a Toyota Yaris.  When we first called the kids when we got there, they asked what car we were driving.  (Apparently they were confused as to how we were able to go places since "our" car was at home...)  So, after we got home, Hailey kept asking questions about what the car looked like, etc., and I promised her that I would show her what it looked like if we ever saw one driving around.
Well, last night, we were driving around and we saw a Yaris.  Hailey goes, "You drove THAT car on the sand?!?!"  Logan goes, "They have roads Hailey."  LOL   We were laughing soo hard!