Thursday, May 21, 2009
Lately and stuff
Friday, October 17, 2008
Punkinstein
punkinheads
Mel looks quite deep in thought.
Moo moo is itching for an escape...
Today was the 5th annual Waterman's Harvest Festival visit.
We've gone almost every year since 2002...with the exception of last year, when we just weren't all that into it. having a new baby was my reason. This family event is chock full of good memories...the first year we went, I was 6 days away from delivering Levi...my friend, Jen, was with us and my brand new Aztek broke down. ahhhhhh, the memories came a-flooding back today...
And then there's Tyranny, the pumpkin-chomping T-Rex...a classic. it was great fun to watch different children shriek in sheer terror today, as Tyranny did his stuff...they put a pumpkin in his mouth, turn on the uber loud dino recording...growling, and roaring...and we all watch in sheer joy as he chomps down his treat.
corn mazes, hay bales stacked up to here, hay ride, pumpkin selection...it doesn't get any better.
Punkinstein is what Levi calls Waterman's. It's a mix between well, obviously, Pumpkin and Frankenstein, I believe. He's a cute kid.
E. and I just got back from a lumber run, since Davey boy is working on the porch project again tomorrow morning. Tonight, we are off to birthday shop for our boy, Will. He is staying home so he can clean the lower level (whatta guy)...and to get his schoolwork/guitar finished up for the day. Last soccer games (yah) occur tomorrow and Will's big birthday bash. Well, not so big but we won't tell him that. Hope y'all are having a bootiful start to your weekend! Peace!
Thursday, October 16, 2008
BIGGEST post ever (on my blog)!
some very weird glasses I created out of legos.
(and a cheesy smile!)
(that fell)
Friday, August 15, 2008
Our Castle and a time at the park
This, on the right, is the captain of the knights, he has all the squires of the knights behind him.
I will tell you the story line of the knights in my next post...right there, in the middle of the picture, is a man with a whip that tames the polar bears. If you are wondering why there are polar bears with the knights, it's because we didn't have any brown bears.
This is Nora and Molly, swingin. We were making faces at the babies and they were cracking up. It was funny because it seemed like the babies were having a conversation.
Tomorrow (Sat), my uncle, Tom, is taking Will, Melanie, and I to the Indianapolis Museum of Art to see an exhibit on Egypt and mummies. I may have some pictures to post on that but I bet we won't be allowed to take pictures of it!
thanks for checking out my blog.
Ethan
Friday, August 8, 2008
10 things you probaly didn't know about me...
2. I can lift 60 pounds with 1 arm.
3. I've jogged 41/2 miles in the Drumstick Dash.
4. I've been rapidly shot by a gun and survived.
5. I was born at home.
6. I've had a spinal tap.
7. I've been in a car accident with Will, Mom, and my aunt Becky.
8. I've been on a plane trip to Montana.
9. Me and the rest of my family have been on t.v. for 3 hrs.
10. My favorite animals are a lion & an eagle, and my favorite color is dark green.
Thanks everyone! ( the gun I was shot by was a paintball gun)
Ethan
Monday, July 7, 2008
Sorry so late
This is the upper view of the village. In a while, we will build the castle, which will be really cool. I forgot the name of the castle...let me go ask Will. Gamewell...that's it. We started to design King Arthur's castle but after Will read the book, he got really interested in building Robin Hood's part of the story.
this is the great Viking ship. It wasn't that hard because I've built a lot of ships but I don't have photos of them. The captain is sitting at the bottom. he's on his tower, commanding the men. While we were doing this, I told my dad about how I built a Viking ship and he said, "A good leader would have the faith (trust) of his men, for them to do the right thing and he wouldn't have to command them at all. He could just work with them". On this ship, we have a little fireplace, of course made of stone, so the ship didn't catch on fire, and then we have a couple cross bow men. I don't know if they had cross bow's back then but they're cool so use them anyway.
This is Molly at her first birthday party (she turns one on July 9). I felt the privilege of helping her get a little bit messier than she would have probably gotten on her own! I put some on her arms and I got her on the forehead. It was hilarious how she smudged it into the tray. Hard to believe she is turning one already. She's really cute, isn't she? (Mom is typing this for me but I'm dictating and she was not aware that I went to such great lengths to make Molly messy!)
Thanks for checking out my blog. I will post more later.
See ya,
E
PS: All you guys that have a blog, go ahead and do a post. I wanna check 'em out. So long! Adieu. Ciao! Arriverderci! "I'll be back" (say in your best Arnold accent when you read it)
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
The Roman Village
These are Roman actors putting on a play in the city...
These are the front gates, this is the only way into the Roman city.
This picture has the emperor's house with his family,
behind are the Roman villager's houses and horse stables...
This is our Roman village, it had seventeen soldiers all through out, and ten villagers...
In our next post I will put pictures of the barbian village. which had twenty warriors.
When we played, the story was that the barbarians supplied the Roman army, but at
one point the barbarians are late, then the romans have a war with them. In the end
the barbarians promise to supply the romans faster or the romans would take their land
back. Next we are going to build a kingdom off of King Arthur and the Knight's of the Round
Table. Thanks for coming back everyone!
Ethan