JELLO

Well, here is the story...I was making a dessert for the extension students who are staying for gym night tomorrow, and I was left with this nifty jello box...so...it ended up as a neat little notebook for Brooke. She wants to use it to write out her verses that she has to memorize at school. Kinda fun, but I'm afraid everything in the cupboard is going to come out of its box...

Look What's Here!

We recently had a bunch of snow dumped on us, but a few warm days later and look what we have!! I am looking forward to some color!! I bought a bunch of flower seeds the other day and am hoping to have lots of flowers this summer - what with a rehearsal dinner here and all :)

My online store!

I am in the process of getting some of my craft items online. I found a real easy way of doing that on Etsy. So, we'll see how it goes. Slowly but surely I hope to have more things on and possibly a blog set up for my craft things that I can sell from as well. So check it out at www.cranberrycottage.etsy.com

You can never have too many LEGOS!!

This is our living room floor - RIGHT NOW!!! Yes, I have two children in college and my youngest is 16. Unfortunately, he has been inspired as of late by Lego movies on You Tube. So, out came the Legos - mainly Lego people. If he gets anywhere with a movie, I'll have to figure out how to post Videos!! So, to you young moms who feel like you're always picking up toys around the house...I have no advice!! (Except when you think they are old enough to get rid of the Legos, think again.)

WACS

We spent the weekend at Maranatha Baptist Bible College for the Wisconsin Association of Christian Schools (WACS) State Basketball tournament. The girls took cuts and came home on Thursday so that they could go with us. Their normally 1 hour ride took them 2 1/2 hours. The roads were horrible and getting worse as they went. Praise the Lord they made it safely and we arrived at Maranatha Friday afternoon - the roads were good for the most part, but horrible in Watertown. Our guys were moved up from class B to class A this year, so we really didn't know how they'd do, but they stepped up and ended the tournament in second place. They played hard and worked together, ending the season 18-5. Our fans were AWESOME and never let up. Now...12 weeks of cracking down on the school work and we can wrap up this year!!!

The "tunnel"

Twin City Eagles

Brooke, Brennan & Bethany