Monday, April 12, 2010

The trio

Here is some pictures of the weekold babies. They learned how to climb through the electric fence so they don't get zapped, and now they are exploring the yard, garden, and lawn mower.

Life is good . . . . but tiring.




"Come on! Wake up!"
So that's what happened to his ears!

Tuesday, April 6, 2010

Baby Goats!

Our goat, Periwinkle, gave birth to three baby goats April 5 early in the morning. I went out to check on her at 1:50ish and she had already had one a few minutes earlier. I woke my mom up and we watched Peri have the next two. Here are some pictures of them later that morning. The sleepy boy.


The boy (back) and his sister, who's the only one with normal ears.

These babies are so much bigger than Cocoa and Carmel (two babies born in August 2009).

Friday, March 5, 2010

Vancouver part 2





We wish you were here :)

The flame was really cool to see at night.

Tuesday, February 16, 2010





Vancouver Olympics 2010



Dad, Mom, Lisa, my friend, and I went to downtown Vancouver on Monday to see all of the Olympic sights. We took the sky train into Vancouver, which was a lot of fun! We went to Robson Square, BC place, Lonsdale Quae, the Vancouver airport, and saw the Olympic flame. Even then we didn't get to see everything. At Lonsdale Quae, a reporter took our photo and it is in the North Shore News paper! When we returned to Robson Square at night, we saw protesters that were demonstrating against the war in Afganistan.
The Vancouver Art Museum. It's free during the Olympics, but we didn't get to go inside while we were in Vancouver because there was a long line!

The family + Lisa - Breanna & Leslie

Me and Lisa




The Flame!




Boats at Lonsdale Quae




A ship that the Russian brought in to promote the 2014 Olympics in Russia.


Dad holding the torch


It was so much fun riding the sky train

Sky train bridge

Grandville Island


Office buildings promoting the Olympic mascots


The skating rink at Robson Square

Getting a free ride, so cool
The protesters
Here is the link to the North Shore News Daily Games Paper (we're on the right hand corner of page 15):