Here is a yet another picture of Reese enjoying a delicious cupcake (if I do say so myself). Where would my little business be without Reese...my best taste-tester? Wait, back up--business, you say? That's right! T Cakes Bakery is open for business. We had our first paid gig this week and it went swimmingly. I was a little nervous at first to take on the project, knowing that I wouldn't have one of my favorite assistants (mom and Tessa) in town to help me. But I was also really excited to prove to myself that I could do it on my own. With a little planning, a lot of time management, and a couple of Elmo videos, I was able to make a dozen sunflower cupcakes for the tablescape at the wedding reception and six dozen mini sunflower cupcakes to be served. I had SO much fun and the cupcakes were a hit (again, if I do say so myself)!
Tuesday, August 25, 2009
T Cakes is OPEN for business!
Monday, August 24, 2009
How to Create a Relaxing Bedroom
My sister Lauren was so popular when she debuted on Studio 5 that they could not wait to have her back! Check out her second segment on how to create a relaxing bedroom. (And don't miss Reese's cameo!)
http://studio5.ksl.com/index.php?sid=7534612&nid=59
http://studio5.ksl.com/index.php?sid=7534612&nid=59
Monday, August 17, 2009
B-17 Bomber
My camera was on the fritz for a few weeks this summer, which was inconveniently during our trip to Montana. But, I finally got all the pictures from all the cameras on this trip and wanted to post one of the most fun things we got to do on our trip!
While we were in Kalispell, a B-17 Bomber plane from World War II was at the Glacier Park International Airport for people to come and see. $5 to walk around the plane, and a little bit more to be taken up in the air. Well, my dad loves planes and thought taking a ride in the B-17 would be an experience that we would not get to have again, and we shouldn't pass it up. And he was right, it was an incredible experience!
Before we took off, the pilot and engineers gave us a brief safety tutorial--"do not touch this, watch your head when you walk around, don't pull on these, it is normal to see smoke when the propellers get going, etc." Lauren, Ben and I got to sit in the cargo seats in the back of the plane for takeoff and it was crazy! There was an engineer sitting with us who had to monitor the engines and propellers from the windows on each side of the back of the plane.
After we were up in the air we had the chance to roam around the plane. I admit, I got a teeny bit airsick at one point--the plane was not pressurized and there were some interesting smells and smoke during the flight. We flew over the Flathead Valley down to Lake Blaine and back. It was the most incredible view from the air and we had such a blast!
While we were in Kalispell, a B-17 Bomber plane from World War II was at the Glacier Park International Airport for people to come and see. $5 to walk around the plane, and a little bit more to be taken up in the air. Well, my dad loves planes and thought taking a ride in the B-17 would be an experience that we would not get to have again, and we shouldn't pass it up. And he was right, it was an incredible experience!
Before we took off, the pilot and engineers gave us a brief safety tutorial--"do not touch this, watch your head when you walk around, don't pull on these, it is normal to see smoke when the propellers get going, etc." Lauren, Ben and I got to sit in the cargo seats in the back of the plane for takeoff and it was crazy! There was an engineer sitting with us who had to monitor the engines and propellers from the windows on each side of the back of the plane.
After we were up in the air we had the chance to roam around the plane. I admit, I got a teeny bit airsick at one point--the plane was not pressurized and there were some interesting smells and smoke during the flight. We flew over the Flathead Valley down to Lake Blaine and back. It was the most incredible view from the air and we had such a blast!
Thursday, August 13, 2009
princess swimsuit
Just a few extra pictures of Reese at the Lake. Reese wasn't quite sure about this bathing suit when she saw it on the cardboard hanger. I don't blame her...I wasn't quite sure about it myself. But once we got to the lake and that was the only bathing suit that made it in the bag, she warmed up to it pretty quickly.
Tuesday, August 04, 2009
surfs up
Reese loves the water. Always has. She loves to sit down in the shallow end of the baby pool and stand up all by herself (with no hands!), she loves to "blow bubbles", which turns into her swallowing mouthfuls of water, and she LOVES to splash! Last Saturday, she invited Jack to come to the pool with her and they had the best time....sharing snacks...eating Italian ice...playing ring around the rosey...and surfing!




We have really been enjoying our last few Saturdays with Daddy before school starts later this month. He taught Reese how to surf in the pool and she was hooked!
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