Eva the diva

I just love to make my girl's hair look really girlie girl. Unfortunely, Emma won't let me do that anymore with hers. So I have to get my fix with just Eva's mane. This was done with blue sponge curlers overnight. When I'm finished she walks around like a little princess. What a crack up!

A Hairy Situation (not really)

So what do you think of my new do? The jury is still out on this one. I have to take a double take now and then since I have been long and curly since the 80's. Oh my.

Congrats, Hanchetts!

Yeah - Congratulations to Donna and her tribe in Arizona. I asked the kids which name they like, Caleb or Luke. Of course, if you know us at all, it's a given that Luke was the hands down winner. My Star Wars fanatics had no other choice! We can't wait to see you and the little one in December. Love ya and God bless!
May the force be with you! tee hee

What am I doing?

Okay - so I can't be shown up by ya'll. I'm sitting here at 11:25pm wondering why I am doing this. Guess it's peer, or should I say family pressure, that makes me give in to the whole blogging movement. I've been anti-blogging up until now. Too much other stuff to get done. I guess I'm a sucker, though. Now I will have to make sure I keep updating it and not let this site sit and gather cobwebs. It is October, however, so that might look pretty neat. hee hee

Anyhow, all is well on the Tui front. We're not into tornado season quite yet, so I am mentally doing just fine. That will change in the early spring. Yes, I hate living in tornado alley, but that's another story.

We're anxiously awaiting the arrival of Grams & Gramps Horscroft in November for Thanksgiving. Emma can hardly stand it and keeps reminding me of how many days there are until Thanksgiving.

We're also looking forward to heading to Arizona for Christmas. I hope you Arizona folk are ready for the Tui clan. We're thankful to have family willing to put up with us for 2 weeks.