To long..

Between being way to busy and things not working out the way they are suppose to work, I am really slacking on the blog and for that I am sorry.

Thing we have been up to:

Finalizing out foster/adoption training. (we are done tomorrow, YEAH!!)

Kids school

baby sitting

working on our basement (pictures will be coming soon)

Doctors visits for immunizations and check ups

working out with some of my friends here ("Insanity" kicks my butt!)

Cleaning after cleaning and laundry after laundry

My Young women's calling and the stake calling I have (crazy busy)

And so many more things here and there.

It has just been a little much.... I also have updated my CPR/AED/First aid certification so that also feels nice to have done and out of the way. After this week, I am really hoping to start up on the blogging end of things again, so again be patient with me and keep checking back! (:

Riding at the beach...

We've been taking the kids out to the "Loan Rock" beach to do some four wheeling. The kids love that they can ride the four wheelers all by themselves and the adults like that the kids are entertained. (:

Here is BO showing Kodi how to drive the quad.

Rylee taking her turn with the quad. All the kids did so well driving and had so much fun showing off their "Moves".

Here is our puppies....

We took our friends the Winser's and his is their daughter Kami with Kodi.

My handsome husband. (:

Cool BO Man in all his riding attire.

Tylar enjoying her spot on the trailer.

update...

Sorry for the lack of posts. I have been pretty busy/overwhelmed lately. I've got our foster care paper work FINELY moving again and that takes up loads of time. I am the first counselor in the Young Women's organization for our church. I was called to help organize and put together our stake women's conference for September for our church too and we have weekly meetings. Not to mentions last Saturday (a little over a week ago) I was sewing a blanket and the needle kept on breaking. Every time it broke, the threat would stay attached to one side of the needle and the other part in the machine. I adjusted everything multiple times to get it to finely work and after the fifth time, the very tip of the needle broke, flew into my eye and lodged itself in my eye ball. There was blood and all sort of fun stuff involved, so Owen and I decided (very quickly) to go into the E.R. to get some professional help. While there they removed the medal tip, gave me a tetanus shot, did lots of looking into my eye with their little machine and gave me lots of different eye drops for numbing, anti biotics, and dye purposes and then sent me on my way until Monday morning. Monday I went into the opthamologist and he dilated my eyeris to see if the tip or anything else went clear threw my eye and he found that my eye was perfect on the inside so all should be good.

My eye was tender to light, I had a constant head ache from the pressure of my eye ball, but other than that it's healing nicely and just itches now. (: I took day by day pictures of my eye... Enjoy! Lol

About 3 hours after it happened:

Day two:

Day 3:

This was also day 3 when the doctor dilated my eyeris. It looked pretty creepy, felt pretty creepy and just plain weird!

Day 4:

Day 5:

I forgot day 6, so this is day 7:

The End! (: