How the heck do I color Easter eggs? Dissolve a tablet in 3 Tablespoons vinegar(wait, wait wait). Add 1/2 cup water.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Easter Eggs and getting outside in March!
My little man Alex! He has found this little monkey is his favorite toy. He drags it all over the house and likes to chew on his face and limbs.

I attempt a self portrait. I'm not as good as Eric:-)
We took Evan to a new park today and he had fun running around. He met a boy who was about a year older and they had fun chasing each other around climbing and sliding and running.
Alex tries out the slide. I think he liked it.
I can't remember if I ever colored Easter eggs when I was a kid(sorry Mom if we did), but Gay asked Evan if he was gonna color eggs, so I figured I better get on the ball and try it out. Here are the 5 eggs we colored. I boiled 6 of them and Evan cracked one when he dropped it in the bowl.
Add the hard boiled egg to the colored water mixture.
Wait, Wait, Wait!
Out comes a blue egg!
Is it ready yet? Patience...Evan..you must learn patience:-) So glad we didn't try to color 12 eggs! LOL.
Saturday, March 27, 2010
The boys and trip to the zoo
This morning Alex was having fun playing with the CAT loader in Evan's room . He is starting to talk more and more. He says "Uh oh", "All Done", "Eddie", "Heather", "Dada", "Wow", and he is starting to try to say "Mama".


Evan running away from the camera
Alex can pull himself up to look out the window

Monday I had the day off and took Evan to the zoo. We visited the grizzly bears 2 times before they were awake and moving around. Tired bears!
Evan running away from the camera
Wednesday, March 17, 2010
Happy St Patrick's Day!
Monday, March 15, 2010
Miami Beach
We headed out a day early for our cruise and stayed a night in Miami Beach. We had these gigantic very expensive mojitos for lunch. They were 2 for one ...fine print..per person. We couldn't drink more than one. Guess how much? $19 each. They were pretty big, but we thought they were 2 for one! Good thing we were just walking:-)
It was a little cloudy in Miami Beach, but we enjoyed a nice long walk on the beach. Can't complain...no snow...and green is everywhere!!
Sunday, March 14, 2010
Norwegian Pearl Feb 20-27
Ready to leave Miami!
Getting ready for the emergency drill at our muster station, before leaving Miami. Our headboard was a mirror, so Eric took our picture in the mirror.
Heading out to the hot tub our first night on board.
Tortola! We had a great time on our cruise with Chris and Jennie. They took lots of these photos that I'm posting. We went to Samana, St Thomas, Tortola and Great Stirrup Cay. Our days at sea were a little chilly and windy but our days in port couldn't have been more perfect.
Beautiful ceiling in the Crystal Atrium
Having lunch outside on the back of the ship!
Dinner at Teppanyaki. YUMMY!
The Norwegian Pearl. We were deck 10 mid-ship
Dinner at La Cucina Italian Restaurant
The beautiful Summer Palace Dining Room. The staircase leading out of the dining room reminded me of something out of Titanic.
We almost always took the stairs. They have staircases ..Forward..MidShip...and Rear. At each landing between the levels they have pictures like this one. This one was our favorite of the view of an elephant under water.
Bowling on a cruise ship! If you do bad you can just blame it on the ship moving:-)
Virgin Gorda Baths in Tortola. We had to swim from the boat to shore to see the caves, so we didn't get any pictures. It was cool, but got crowded with tourists from other cruise ships. The water was pretty rough, so it would've been nice not to have to swim back to the boat. Eric had to help me get back to the boat!
At most of the ports we didn't pull up to a pier, so we had to take tenders or lifeboats to get off the ship. They were raising the lifeboats back onto the ship in Tortola. The life boats made me feel claustrophobic. I wouldn't want to spend a lot of time in them.
This one's for you Dad. One of the guides on our catamaran ride in St Thomas said this was the founder of White Castle's house. We believed him, because it really did look like a white castle.
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