Can you dig it? Its time for our Far Out Second Annual New Years Party. Last years Masquerade was such a big hit that we are continuing the tradition. Too bad Texas can't join us for a night at the car wash. That's right baby get your funk on at the Fletcher Pad New Years Eve.
Our theme is "At the Car Wash" Here is what you'll need:
An appropriate costume featuring the era
A "Car Wash" Poster representing your family
A Family Theme Song or individual theme song
Funky names
Car Wash game (per family) or
Dance (Jers I'm certain you'll want to choose Macho Man as your song) Nevermind, I'll just bring the video. Ha ha)
Video Camera
and anything else you think appropriate.
If you have any songs you would like to see on the "Fletcher Car Wash Soundtrack" please email me.
We need some help with fixin's too: I was thinking Fried chicken? Any other ideas?
Happy NEW YEAR
Monday, December 15, 2008
Party Time
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Pokie's Birthday
So today was Pokie's birthday. She is 2 now. I'm so sad about that. We set up a toddler bed for her (that I got on clearance) earlier this week, that was sad too. And she has officially been off her pacifier, though she still has withdrawls, for a little over a month now. I want to give it to her so bad sometimes, mostly only at night when she won't go to bed. She does pretty good about not getting out of her bed now that she has the freedom to but thats probably because Josh is the one to help her go to sleep and she doesn't dare get out of bed if he is around. However if I try putting her to bed, she can get out and run around and have a party. I don't understand.
So we didn't open presents or have birthday cake because she fell asleep before she even had dinner. She didn't take a nap today so she was knocked out early. Of course I tried giving her a nap, but of course, she didn't stay in her bed. Another sad thing that happened on this poor girl's birthday was when we were at Hank's soccer practice, she decided to go exploring (dad was watching her). She comes crying to me a football field away holding her hand out that was full of teeny tiny little slivers. It looked like she tried to pet a cactus. So there must have been over 100 slivers ( if that is what you call them) in one hand. I picked out the most that I could, then we took her home, soaked her hand in water and then Josh pulled the rest out with the tweezers. Poor baby! As he was extracting the slivers she fell asleep right in his lap. Happy Birthday Baby.
Today also marks one week from the day she finally learned how to say "Hank". I was so excited about that. It was at Hank's soccer game last week, I was calling to him across the field and then suddenly I hear a little echo. I looked down and she is yelling for him too. It was so funny. Ever since then she says his name great (well at least for a 2 year old).
Thursday, October 30, 2008
Ali's pioneer dress
She has a new look, using her "Big" eyes
She thinks my tractor's sexy.
Hank's new love, the tractor.
My stove almost blew up. It was sparking for like 10 minutes, Josh wasn't home, I freaked out a bit
It blew the screws off the back of the stove and into my wall. Nice! The worst part, I didn't get a new stove out of it. It was only a $13 part to repair (not that its repaired yet) Its hard living without a stove.




