Growing Everyday

Sorry, I haven’t posted much lately. It seems like whenever something exciting happens to blog about the camera is nowhere to be found. For example, we were driving home for church on Sunday when we saw a flock of geese just standing on the football field of the school by our house. There had to be at least 20 geese all just standing around. But who takes their camera to church with them? Well, from now on me! And then that night, we went to the mall. The hobby store was sponsoring RC car races on the dirt track that had been set up. Jared was enthralled. He kept trying to get closer and closer to the cars. But alas, once again…no camera. So I have decided that I am starting a new fashion fad. I am going to just velcro the camera to me. Problem solved.

Also, I changed the look of the blog a little. I, basically, just wanted to see if I could do it. Let me know what you think.

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Yesterday, our neighbor and I took all four children to Wildlife Prairie State Park. The park has animals in their natural habitat and that are native to Illinois. The kids had fun looking at the animals, plus it tired them out for the day. We saw bears, bobcats, coyotes, and goats just to name a few.

After walking the park, we took the time for one last group picture.

We had a fun time. I hope to do it again sometime.

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It was a rainy Saturday and a busy day at the Westberg household. Lots of fun was had by all. One special event was that mom taped a big piece of butcher paper to the new kitchen table and let Beka and Jared color it.

Later, there was a break in the rain so I took the kids outside to play. We started out playing in the turtle sandbox. Later, Beka flipped the lid over like a sled and said, “Pull me Daddy”. The plastic turtle shell on the wet grass made quite a good sled. I whipped Both Beka and Jared around the front yard tree a few times.

We headed off to Fazoli’s for dinner which is a family favorite. We walked in the door, and both kids ran up to the breadstick lady and gave her a hug. I guess she had made an impression on them the last time we were there. Or maybe they just like old ladies who bring them food they like. I don’t have a picture, but it was priceless.

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My husband has a new obsession project. Well, I guess it is not new. He has been working on it for about a year off and on. The bike has two batteries and other assorted gizmos and gadgets. (yes, those are the technical terms) Last I heard he had gotten up to around 40 mph. Now I support his obsession project wholeheartedly. Tinkering around with the bike gives him time to clear his mind. I just never expected him ride it in public. Doesn’t he look so cute?

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Sunday morning… The family is piled into the purple chevy malibu for the weekly commute to church. This is usually an uneventful drive and takes us between 5 and 10 minutes to get there. At the last stoplight before church, in the left lane next to us, up pulls this…

Andrew: “Wow, you don’t see a yellow dodge viper everyday.”

Jen: (noticing the driver) “Whoa, talk about a mid-life crisis.”

Beka: “That’s a really cool taxi daddy.”

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Recently, the children decided to paint the sidewalk. I mixed together cornstarch and water and then added some food coloring. Beka and Jared painted the sidewalk. When the mixture dries, it looks like you painted with chalk. Beka and Jared loved painting, and they learned about mixing colors and shapes.

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My loving ever wonderful husband fixed my computer last night. I am doing the happy dance here. I am going to try to get some pictures ready for a post tonight.

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