I decided to document my rock-collecting hobby online so other people may enjoy them besides me -and the kids... Check it out!
Saturday, April 20, 2013
Monday, April 15, 2013
Patching boys' jeans
If you're like me, you often pick up a pair of jeans, wondering whether or not to fold them up one more time, or add them to the burning trash pile. A few months ago I came up with a new idea how to fix pants. Since my hubby also uses jeans, I had no problem getting matching pieces. See the photos below and notice how I sewed the pockets from big jeans over the worn knees, which in this case all happen to be on the same knee for some peculiar reason, :), and used the bottom part of the big jeans to replace the worn part I cut off of Joseph's jeans.
Now that summer is here and there is no more school, he will be wearing these pants out one more time, and then we can worry about buying new ones. This saves me money for now, and he loves them! no more boring patches, although I never was much of a pant patcher before this.
Now that summer is here and there is no more school, he will be wearing these pants out one more time, and then we can worry about buying new ones. This saves me money for now, and he loves them! no more boring patches, although I never was much of a pant patcher before this.
Sunday, April 7, 2013
Cattle Day
Trying to see if this old girl still had it in her to saddle a horse. It worked.
(you can safely blame little Victoria for the loose baggy pants. )
Its good to see my that daughter has the same taste for photos as I do, as it was she took this photo.
Ah it felt good to be back in the saddle again, something I haven't felt since oh about two years or so ago. Just like the good ole days when it was just the two of us.
Little miss sherriff didn't feel too great. She has the chicken pox.
Joseph might just turn into a cowboy yet.
Besides roping little brother, he's also good at calf roping.
Action in the pasture.
Stubborn, stubborn head. But stuff like this always adds to the fun of the cowboys.
Cousins watching.
My handsome cowboy.
Yeah that hurts but just for a little while.
This is how we decided to cook our chili beans for cattle day. I obtained this homemade cookstove recently and decided I wanted to use it to cook my chili.
My dutch oven is a perfect fit for it.
That was cattle day for the family. We all had loads of fun. Hope you enjoyed the shots!
Labels:
Animals,
Family Fun,
Farm,
Food,
Horses,
Living in Belize
Friday, April 5, 2013
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