Hi and welcome to my lil' corner of the world wide web (i think i'm the only person that still uses that term). Anyhoo, I'm glad you're here. This is my "family blog" or should I say "momma blog" because let's be honest...it's a blog of my ramblings. It's a place where I post the adventures of my little family and my love for food and photography. This is where I will brag about my perfect kids and my perfect husband...how they never leave their wet towels on the floor, how they eat their vegetables, and how they never ever throw tantrums. Ha!!! not even close :P

We are a normal-average (ok maybe not so normal) family with two crazy wonderful lil' kids who are good most of the time sometimes. And same goes with my hubby. They all drive me crazy at times but I LOVE them to the moon and back.

Thanks again for stoppin' by!

xo - glenda

eat. pray. love. photograph :)


Tuesday, November 16, 2010

Catching up - Part 1

Update...update...read all about it..LOL, yes I'm a dork sometimes...most of the time.

Wow...so first let me say the reason why I've been slacking off on updating the family blog. When we went to the Children's Museum a couple of months ago...Hannah begged me to do hula-hoops. I thought I could do it while holding my camera...but I couldn't. In the process of showing my daughter how the hula-hoop is done, I dropped my camera and it died on the spot. Sad I know. But I think it was meant to be.

I've always loved photography...and really really loved custom family photos, but I never had the chance to do some for our family becaus
e I could never afford it. Well, since my camera broke I was in the market for a new one and realized that there were some DSLR cameras that were within our reach. So I pitched the idea to Hugo of investing in one. I told him I wanted to learn and hopefully someday be able to offer my photography services to other families. And he said "yes"

So, it has been almost 2 months now with my new camera and I am loving it !!! I started a blog for my photography and have been busy with that. Even if the business part of this does not work out for me...at least I'll have beautiful photos of family.

And that folks is the reason why the family blog has suffered. Any
way...not anymore....I hope. I plan on getting back into the family blogging. After all the main reason for this blog is so I can show this to the kids when they're all grown up :)


So, without further babbling from me. Here's some other updates...

* We went to the Thelma Jone Elementary School Fair
* We had our first visit to the Fort Worth Stockyards
* Halloween weekend - we went to the church fair and trick-or-treating with friends
* Hannah turned 3 !!!
* Hannah is doing better being home alone. She's potty trained !!!
* Christopher is enjoying school and talks about his friends and teacher all the time
* Hugo cut his hands really really really bad

Monday, September 6, 2010

Fort Worth Children's Museum

Our first visit to the Children's Museum in Fort Worth, TX. We had a blast !!!
There was so much to see and do.
















Dove Season

The first of many father-son hunting trip..i'm sure.

This weekend was the kick off for Dove Season. Both Christopher and Hugo had a great time. When they came home Christopher had so many stories to share with me and Hannah. He told me that he wants to go hunting every weekend. YIKES.

They spent the night at a friend's RV...and Christopher thought it was the coolest thing ever. When I asked him what his favorite part about the whole hunting weekend he said, "I liked sleeping in the box house, its so cool...I wanna move there!" The way he said it was so cute and funny...he really would switch houses in a heartbeat. Kids are so awesome that way huh...their innocence and just their ability to love and appreciate the small things in life.



setting up the bird decoys


snack break





He definitely is his father's son :P

Christopher's 1st Rifle


All I can say is... "Oh MY GOODNESS"

Hugo took Christopher to Academy Sports & Outdoors and came home with this. He was so excited to show me as soon as they got home...and all I could think of was, "oh my"

I wish you could've seen his face that night. He was sooooo happy.
Most parents are probably stunned that a lil' boy was given a rifle...but Hugo has convinced me that if you teach them about guns early on (properly of course), he will be less curious about guns and stuff growing up.