I'm beginning to wonder if my brother's brain has an on and off switch. Because his brain seems to be turned off alot...
[PICTURE]
A few days ago, we were playing a Lord of the Rings game. I had my Evenstar necklace out, and we took the One Ring out of the LotR Risk game.
I hung the Ring on my Evenstar chain. My brothers asked to use it; I said yes. "Put the chain on my desk when you are finished!"
"Okay! C'mon, lets go defeat Sauron. We should recruit Ulme."
The next day we hurried around the kitchen, attempting to make a lunch out of quite old leftovers. Everyone was stepping on feet, knocking chairs over, being loud, and generally increasing noise and commotion. As I put my sandwhich of leftover meat in the toaster, I noticed something on the counter.
My chain! After practically knocking a milk jug onto the day's mail, I reached across the fruit bowl and grabbed my chain.
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Wednesday, May 5, 2010
Monday, November 2, 2009
Halloween
This Halloween was rather strange... I didn't trick or treat, and we didn't carve pumpkins. However, I did finish my Elf costume! William, Nicholas, and I all were Lord of the Rings characters!
The pictures were taken on Dad's camera, and they wound up with Grandma (since Dad is staying at Grandma and Papa's house during the week while he's commuting until we move), and she edited them and put them on facebook. Of course, these aren't all the pictures, but let's just call it a teaser, shall we? Someday I would like to do a true photoshoot. :)

< Frodo, in a very epic pose. :)Nicholas wore his Easter outfit from last year (I was the one who pointed out that the vest was quite the Hobbit style!), a cloak made by Mom, and the Ring of Power (from Ben's Lord of the Rings Risk game) around a chain.
< Aragorn, prepared to charge into battle. William saved up his money to buy a real (albeit unsharpened) sword- a replica's of Aragorn from when he was still known as the Ranger from the North (in other words, not the sword of Narsil). It is a very nice sword. William wore a "chainmaille" shirt found at Goodwill, a fake leather tunic made by Mom, jeans, Mom's boots, and a homemade cloak. He stole my Evenstar for the costume, and I also made him "The Ring of Barahir" (aka Aragorn's ring).
The pictures were taken on Dad's camera, and they wound up with Grandma (since Dad is staying at Grandma and Papa's house during the week while he's commuting until we move), and she edited them and put them on facebook. Of course, these aren't all the pictures, but let's just call it a teaser, shall we? Someday I would like to do a true photoshoot. :)
Frodo, smoking the Longbottom Leaf of Hobbit fame as he stares, ponderously, into the distance. (Note that the Ring of Power is around his neck!)

< Frodo, in a very epic pose. :)Nicholas wore his Easter outfit from last year (I was the one who pointed out that the vest was quite the Hobbit style!), a cloak made by Mom, and the Ring of Power (from Ben's Lord of the Rings Risk game) around a chain.
Strider, a Ranger from the North
Elendil, king of Gondor and Arnor
Aragorn, son of Arathorn
< Aragorn, prepared to charge into battle. William saved up his money to buy a real (albeit unsharpened) sword- a replica's of Aragorn from when he was still known as the Ranger from the North (in other words, not the sword of Narsil). It is a very nice sword. William wore a "chainmaille" shirt found at Goodwill, a fake leather tunic made by Mom, jeans, Mom's boots, and a homemade cloak. He stole my Evenstar for the costume, and I also made him "The Ring of Barahir" (aka Aragorn's ring).^The only picture of my cotume you'll get to see for awhile! I made the costume (jewelry included!) entirely by myself. Well, Mom helped me figure out the sewing pattern and she sewed the collar on. But other than that!
Okay, so Ben was just too funny. He sat there with the thing of candy, and would randomly start talking or moving. We got several screams!
Three our four people read the "Mean Ogre" sign. They read it aloud, and as they were finishing, Ben cried indignantly, "I'm not mean!"
The funniest incident was probably with a few teen girls. I didn't get to see this one, but from what he said...
The two girls walked forward and read the signs.
"Should I grab some candy?" (in a tone of surpressed horror)
"I don't know, its probably a person tricking us."
"I dunno, it doesn't look real."
"You get the candy."
"I don't want to."
"Is it real?"
"Let's throw a rock at it and see."
As you can imagine, Ben was rather concerned that they would chuck a rock at his head. Instead, they threw a bag of candy at him and then ran away without getting the bag or the candy from Ben. !!!
Marcus was originally going to be King Theoden (or at least, a king with a sword and all, us Tolkien geeks named him Theoden), but he wouldn't wear the costume. So he was a firefighter instead.
Adelynn was the most darling little pink bunny rabbit EVER!
Monday, June 8, 2009
Long Overdue Pictures of Nick's First Communion
Sorry it took so long! These are just the pictures that I got.
Beforehand, Nick wanted a "photo shoot". This is the first time he has ever asked me to take a picture of him!

Beforehand, Nick wanted a "photo shoot". This is the first time he has ever asked me to take a picture of him!
Monday, May 18, 2009
First of all- my apologies for not posting.
So- the same questiong again: What have we been up to?
Or, at least, that seems to be the way I start most of my posts. :)
Well, on Friday I went on a 20 mile hike with all the amazingly awesome people from Fine Linen Drama! I had TONS of fun.
I did get some pretty nasty blisters, though. :( My shoes were worn in- I'd been taking long walks in them for months and months. Yet just a few extra hours gave me nine blisters... none of which have gone away yet. :( But I had a huge amount of fun and would totally do it again!
The nice thing about really big blisters is that it makes it hard to walk. So you can make your little siblings carry stuff for you. :) Aren't I the nicest sister?
The cast party was on Saturday- TONS of fun, especially Murder in the dark. :)
I'd post more but its dinner time. So...
No, I didn't get any pictures.
Oh, and one more thing. Don't know if I posted this and Dad hasn't downloaded his pictures yet, but Nick had his First Communion! (I posted that, didn't I? It was quite awhile ago, two weeks maybe) He's been serving at daily Masses- he looks so cute up there at the altar! (I'm glad he doesn't read my blog- he would kill me for saying that!)
Anyway, now I really need to go to dinner.
So- the same questiong again: What have we been up to?
Or, at least, that seems to be the way I start most of my posts. :)
Well, on Friday I went on a 20 mile hike with all the amazingly awesome people from Fine Linen Drama! I had TONS of fun.
I did get some pretty nasty blisters, though. :( My shoes were worn in- I'd been taking long walks in them for months and months. Yet just a few extra hours gave me nine blisters... none of which have gone away yet. :( But I had a huge amount of fun and would totally do it again!
The nice thing about really big blisters is that it makes it hard to walk. So you can make your little siblings carry stuff for you. :) Aren't I the nicest sister?
The cast party was on Saturday- TONS of fun, especially Murder in the dark. :)
I'd post more but its dinner time. So...
No, I didn't get any pictures.
Oh, and one more thing. Don't know if I posted this and Dad hasn't downloaded his pictures yet, but Nick had his First Communion! (I posted that, didn't I? It was quite awhile ago, two weeks maybe) He's been serving at daily Masses- he looks so cute up there at the altar! (I'm glad he doesn't read my blog- he would kill me for saying that!)
Anyway, now I really need to go to dinner.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Saturday, December 20, 2008
Nick's Birthday
Nicholas turned 8 on Sunday, Dec. 14. Sorry it took me so long to get the pictures. (The pictures uploaded in random order- sorry)







The cake I made. The white icing Dad got is the new "creamier, lighter" stuff. I had to use that instead of the decorater icing, which is really stiff. It was a little hard to do!

The cake I made. The white icing Dad got is the new "creamier, lighter" stuff. I had to use that instead of the decorater icing, which is really stiff. It was a little hard to do!
Monday, December 15, 2008
I've got alot to post! Yesterday was Nick's birthday, and I need to get those pictures up. I have older pictures to post, too.
On Sunday, the Woelks were having a Christmas party where they asked people to preform Christmas songs. The Sauers and I discovered that we had the same song, O Holy Night, in the same key. Nicole played the violin, Michelle played the flute, and I was on the piano. (Jacob Hamacher played gutair and Elise sang) We played it through a couple times, and it sounded really good! Mrs. Sauer asked us to play at the Christmas Eve Mass! I'm so excited!
It was also really neat to hear Father Basil, who is from Nigeria, sing. In addition to singing, violin, flute, and gutair, the accordian and recorder were also played. Dad challenged everyone with a fun singing game. He divided the room in half, and each half sang a different word (Not syllables) of Jingle Bells. This is what some of it should have been like:
Side 1: Jingle
Side 2: Bells
1: Jingle
2: Bells
1 Jingle
2 All
1The
2 Way... etc.
This is what happened:
1 Jingle
2 Bells
1 Jingle
2 Bells
1 Jingle
2 All The
1 Way
2 Oh What- wait! One WORD, not syllable!!!!!!!!
Ben got a long-awaited email account. What else has happened? Lets see, we set up the Christmas tree and lights. Well, we haven't done much to post about, but I have some fun pictures coming, so hang onto your seats!
On Sunday, the Woelks were having a Christmas party where they asked people to preform Christmas songs. The Sauers and I discovered that we had the same song, O Holy Night, in the same key. Nicole played the violin, Michelle played the flute, and I was on the piano. (Jacob Hamacher played gutair and Elise sang) We played it through a couple times, and it sounded really good! Mrs. Sauer asked us to play at the Christmas Eve Mass! I'm so excited!
It was also really neat to hear Father Basil, who is from Nigeria, sing. In addition to singing, violin, flute, and gutair, the accordian and recorder were also played. Dad challenged everyone with a fun singing game. He divided the room in half, and each half sang a different word (Not syllables) of Jingle Bells. This is what some of it should have been like:
Side 1: Jingle
Side 2: Bells
1: Jingle
2: Bells
1 Jingle
2 All
1The
2 Way... etc.
This is what happened:
1 Jingle
2 Bells
1 Jingle
2 Bells
1 Jingle
2 All The
1 Way
2 Oh What- wait! One WORD, not syllable!!!!!!!!
Ben got a long-awaited email account. What else has happened? Lets see, we set up the Christmas tree and lights. Well, we haven't done much to post about, but I have some fun pictures coming, so hang onto your seats!
Saturday, December 6, 2008
Nick and Addie's Party at Trish's
Wednesday, we went to Trish and Nick's new house for Nick and Addie's Birthday party with Grandma, Papa, Trish, and Nick.







Adelynn got a bike! It is Kennedy's (Nick's neice, I think. My uncle Nick, not brother.) old bike, but looks like new!





Nick's present was Mario Galaxy for the Wii
Adelynn got a bike! It is Kennedy's (Nick's neice, I think. My uncle Nick, not brother.) old bike, but looks like new!
The cake had TONS of icing! YUM!
Friday, June 20, 2008
Nick's Baseball Game
Nick had a baseball game at Lions Club on Ben's B-day. The birthday boy didn't watch; he played a card game with Will.
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