“Am Uh Banggin On My Drwum!”

This dear funny Lucy – her largest sentence to date is “I’m banging on my drum!” or “Am Uh Banggin on my Drwum!” I have no idea where she got it or heard it – but she picks up just about anything to be the drum or the banger, and says it with great glee. On the not so fun side – her 2 year molars are coming in HARD. We were up a lot last night, and she’s exhausted (me too). Today her normally 3 hour nap was 1 hour (I’m hoping to sneak another one in) and she woke up sweaty and screaming in pain. She won’t let me leave the room – crying and oh-so-upset. There are 2 volcanos about to erupt in the back of her mouth; I can’t believe how swollen they are.

Foundation is poured

On Friday, 21 July, 2006 at 7 am, the first of 3 cement trucks rolled up to dump their loads. On hand to help get the foundations poured were Paul Anderson, Ted Theule, Greg Kidman, Mark Theule, Jaymee Theule, Mike Theule, Matt Theule, Olin Seal, neighbor Jack and Kevin Callaway. Thanks guys and girl. You can click on the pictures for a larger view.

Detail Work


Cement Hand
Originally uploaded by MATT THEULE FAMILY at 24 Jul ’06, 8.04pm PDT PST.

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What does that Tooth Fairy do?

Max was excited that one of his bottom teeth is loose. I said, “What happens when the tooth comes out?” He said jubilantly, “You put the tooth under your bed and they give you a blanket!”

Trip to Oregon

Max and I had a wonderful trip to Oregon to see family. Our pressing reason to go was to spend time with my grandmother, Cena, who was ill (since then she is feeling better – praise the Lord). It was pure joy and ease to fly out of SB and go straight to Portland. The five days were a super time with just my firstborn – such a treat really! Mom and Don graciously accommodated me and their active grandson in their house. My aunts Glenda and Bonnie were also there, and we had neat family dinners just about every night. Max and I went to the Oregon Zoo (free with my SB pass – yea! and so neat!), blueberry picking at a blueberry farm, and a Target where he spent his own $8.00 on a toy (a 25 minute pondering experience). It was a really great time. Max and Gran with kitties (one of whom she will keep) Enjoying the Oregon Zoo Max’s wingspan A zoo cuddle Singing hymns and spirituals with Gran, Aunt Glenda and Aunt Bonnie Blueberry picking! Cena, Grandaddy and Max Our fun group after dinner