Allison likes to be snuggled when she sleeps.
Yearly Archive for 2004
You wanted to know some about me so here you go. My name is Anna (which you can see below all of the posts in the authored by field). I’m in my 30’s and starting to realize that I’m not just a kid anymore. Every once in a while it is made abundantly clear to me.
I’m married to Greg, who I met in college many years ago. We have 3 beautiful and crazy kiddos; Nathan, Zoey and Allison. Together they manage to keep me laughing or make me want to pull my hair out, depending on the day.
We live in a small town in Texas. We are close enough to Louisiana that when it’s in season there are crawfish stands on the side of the road. My mom keeps trying to get us to move back to Oklahoma. She says she misses me, but I think she just misses the grandkids.
Some weird random facts:
I hardly ever cuss. Some people try to assure me it would sound incredibly sexy. I think I would sound like an idiot or a 10 year old boy, trying out a few new words.
I love to read, but not enough to keep up with the top book lists or anything.
I like to do crafty projects. Who has time to do crafty projects with active kids, books, blogging, and work though? That’s the reason I have knitting kits for beginners, acrylic painting kits, a quilt that only needs to be pieced (started 4 years ago), and a cross stitch that I started back in college and haven’t gotten around to finishing.
If there is anything else you are curious about, just ask! Leave a comment or shoot an email to anna at runwiththefishes dot com.
The barber pole is spinning and the clippers are out. That can only mean one thing. Time for the boys to get their hair cut. When the unofficial family barber asked how he wanted it cut, Nathan said, “A line in the middle, long on top and short on the sides.” So Greg went to work.
Here is a picture of what Nathan was describing.
Here is what Greg heard.
Nathan liked it enough to go to school like that before we fixed it the next day.
While visiting for Christina’s wedding we saw this at Dad and Kelly’s house. A true banana hammock.
