Today was my onscreen interview with our local news. BITV. I was nervous, but it was great.
The whole interview took just over an hour and the reporter was so excited about our interview, that she asked me if I would be interested in hosting my OWN craft show once a week on BITV!
The rest that I announced earlier, I deleted because, I am superstitious and don't want to count my chickens before they hatch.
Just know...I am excited about all the new possibilities.
xo
Monday, July 19, 2010
Friday, July 16, 2010
Wednesday, July 14, 2010
Mae turns 3....a while back...

xo
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Baby Knoebel is here~!
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Welcome soon to baby Knoebel.....we hope!
Sweet dreams to my dear sister Regen. We have been friends since we were 7 years old and I love her dearly. I cannot wait to see the new little spirit they are getting ready to welcome into their family. xo
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Happy 4th of July!
Happy Independence day to everyone! The above photo is all I am going to see of fireworks this year. Some brilliant person planned the boys scout camp the day after the 4th so...that means, the kids have to be in bed, well, now so that they can get up at 4:30am to leave. I haven't heard any complaints yet. That might be because we have been downtown for three straight days celebrating. The perks of owning a business downtown really make themselves known during holidays such as the 4th. Friday, many people were clamoring to find red white and blue items. I was thankful to have many bright felt colorful flowers for the women and little flags for the kids. Saturday, the street fair began at 5pm and I stayed open until 10pm. I held hula hoop contests and gave out prizes. It was pretty fun. Our little Island is so safe, that the kids were able to go off on their own with their friends and come back to check in from time to time. Today, we headed into town around noon and hung out in front of the store (right on main street) to watch the parade and join in the festivities. I have spent maybe 3 (out of 22)years attending the parade and 0 years attending the street dance and other events. We are always in Idaho at my dads and it never really feels the same without my family around. Our favorite 4th by far was the one that we thought would be ruined by the approaching lightning storm. The Idaho skies were deep black and wide open so that we could see the lightning touching down all across the valley. My dad lives in a canyon, so we could see it up on the ridge as well. I was totally freaked out, but my little sisters and kids ran around on my dads big lawn, dancing and seemingly "electrified" by all the energy. It truly was beautiful although very frightening for me. My dad assured me we were safe.
The above photo, is obviously over water, but these were the kinds of strike downs were witnessed for over 2 hours. Natures fireworks if you will.So, there you have it. Happy 4th to all of you and happy summer....(fingers crossed for good weather). Next week, camping trip with friends.....stay tuned.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Text again.....blah blah #4

Okay, this not having photos to share kind of thing is really starting to get to me for a couple of reasons. 1, so many amazing things to share via photos and 2...the amount of catch up that I am going to have to do because let's face it..this blog has replaced my daily journal and I plan on printing up this blog into books someday. Don't worry, I haven't just been sitting here, taking it!
I went into the photomat today to print them all up so that I could scan them. Cost to print them all up? 185.00. Why? Because I have over 1500 photos on my little memory card. Why oh WHY do they make memory cards so ginormous?? And I have to have them all because, well...they need to be released someday right? If I want to just get a cd, well, I can't. I have to buy 6! Anyhow...I am still on the hunt for the cord(s) or other camera to upload my photos. Have one?
I was able to copy a photo from facebook to show my little Nathan on his pioneer trek(back left with hat and red bandana). I was so excited to see him afterwards, that we drove straight from the Port Townsend show (more on that later) to Silverdale, two hours early even to see him in what I expected to be dire straits. Dirty, crying and oh so happy to see his mama. Weylll....it didn't exactly go that way. Does it ever? My awnry teenager came back...hm....awnry. I ran up to him, expecting a hug and he of course obliged half heartedly and then announced that it was terribly easy and proceeded to get upset with his brothers. Right where he left off. So, he is a trooper and a special guy and made it through alive even though he did wander off with a friend and find a black widow..shock!
As for the PT show...hm.....it was interesting. I have many wonderful photos to share....trust me...no I do! PT is a sleepy town and I wont be leaving the Island anytime soon to do another show. No real shoppers came until after noon. The hall was very dark and it was so beautiful outside that about 10 of the artists decided to move onto the lawn outside. Sad fact....the customers started coming and didn't shop at the outside booths. I was lucky and pulled in over 300.00, but some artists didn't even make a sale. It was their choice to move outside. So be it.
I did run into a friend I hadn't seen since I was 18 in Idaho. I was up at the farmers market (amazing) passing out flyers and he turned around. It took a minute, but we just kept hugging, happy to have run into each other again. I have been very blessed to have so many close relationships. Relationships that have lasted since elementary school. Redge and I were very good friends right after my mom died and he really helped me through a lot of boyfriend issues (his best friend) and family issues. Anyhow...interesting weekend.
Happy summer to everyone!
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