Picture of the DAy

Last year in the scrapping world - P365 was a big deal. That entailed taking a picture each day that represented your day & the people that accomplished that have all commented on what an amazing record of their year that was. I decided to go ahead & do that this year & will actually use this blog to keep my notes until I can get around to scrapping them. With that... our first 10 days of 2010

Jan 1 - We invited some friends over to play Wii on New Years Eve. As we were playing games & having fun John went to the drawer of CD's & pulled out this CD - cuz they were hippies! We listened for awhile & then our guest said that he didn't know that America sung a specific song. John looked up & said, "America? You mean that's the name of the band?" Oh we all laughed & laughed. He literally thought it was America's (the country) greatest hits.

Jan 2 - Santa brought us a new keyboard this year & Ben has been having a lot of fun learning & experimenting with it.

Jan 3 - Brothers & best friends (depending on the day!)

Jan 4 - Ben was learning about Egypt & made an irrigation system out of Legos.

Jan 5 - John's Science Fair - he made a steam engine

Jan 6 - What John & Ben do best - play computer games.

Jan 7 - One of my many Bullseye dogs at my desk at work. A friend had given this to me for being a 'lifesaver' & helping her with Photoshop.

Jan 8 - Picture to come. A picture of the hospital I spent quality time at. Once again it has appeared that I have anemia & so I had to go in for an Endoscopy to try to figure out why I can't keep all my hemo'goblins' as J & B call them.

Jan 9 - Ben had a fun opportunity to sleep out in an igloo in our Bishop's backyard with the other 11 yr old scouts. It was toasty warm with the new sleeping bag he & John got for Christmas. Was made for winter camping. Good thing - it was -10 that night.

Trust me - it's a cute picture with 9 amazing kids!

Jan 10 - My Primary class. I was released today from being a Primary teacher & Activity Day leader. After being in Primary for so long I will definitely miss all the kids, but will continue to teach until my replacement has been found.

It's been interesting when I originally thought about doing this, I didn't think interesting things occurred on a daily basis. While they aren't all that interesting - they do make up my life & it will be fun to remember.