Author: Amy
Nature Girl. Mom. Wife. Friend. Photographer. Sewer. Crafter. Artist.
To borrow a phrase - "Yeet Ye Riche"
{A Great Date}
I had one of the best dates ever last night! One of the teachers I work with had tickets to the Tri-City Americans Hockey Game that he and his family weren’t going to use, so he gave them to me.... Read More
A Night In Paris
That was the theme for IHS’ Winter Formal this year, and it was held Saturday, February 24. This is one of my favorite images from the night just because it’s so much fun! Gotta love teena... Read More
My Baby Angel
My Baby Angel. Reagan Saige. Little Monkey. Little ding-dong. I can’t believe that my baby, the youngest child in our house, turned five. It is an ominous number, kind of like turning 25 or 30. ... Read More
Spring is in the air . . .
FINALLY! Plants are starting to sprout, animals are becoming active, and the weather is starting to warm up a bit. Reagan’s favorite ~ the Redwing Blackbird And, remnants of last fall . . . HAPP... Read More
So Much Potential
Bare land. Pretty plain, but with oh so much potential! The past year and a half have been a real struggle for Aaron and I. We have both changed careers (for the better), and with that came a HUGE dro... Read More
More of Emma
These are from her game last Tuesday. She had 5 of the 7 points her team scored, it was pretty fun to watch. This is my favorite picture of the night. She actually made this shot from OUTSIDE the 3-pt... Read More
Donkey Basketball
What fun this was! Last night, the IJSHS Sophomore Class held Donkey Basketball as a fundraiser. They really put together a great show. I rode on the staff team, and I had a blast! It was such hard wo... Read More
Happy Valentine’s Day
This is what showed up for all the girlies in our family today: The big bouquet of roses were hand-delivered by one very handsome, tall man to me at work. It was such a big surprise, I was shocked! Th... Read More
It has begun . . .
Emma’s Basketball Season. Her first game was last Thursday, and it was GREAT to be able to just sit and watch. I did find it hard at times not “coaching” from the bleachers, but I pr... Read More