WA Hurey's

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

2nd Annual BTOC Camping Trip

Location: Mosquitoville (AKA Camano Island State Park)

As the sun sets on our time camping at Camano Island, let us reflect on the fun that we had.

Digging for crabs on the beach with no sunscreen becasue we took our shirt off.

Throwing Rocks at the water.

Roasting marshmallows by the campfire...we cant' wait to do it again next year.

Monday, June 7, 2010

Flight for Sight

Our Family walked in the 1 Mile Fun Walk to benifit Guide Dogs of America

Thursday, June 3, 2010

My favorite sign right now

every since we got back from vacation the kids have been particularly annoying. Here is my favorite sign to say how I feel right now.

Monday, May 3, 2010

So, I got a new computer and it has taken a while for it to get up and running. Needless to say, it does not have all my programs on it....most notably what is missing is my photoshop elements. I am going crazy wanting to scrapbook and I can't. Hence all the other crafts lately. The problem....um.....we lost the disk for Photoshop...so, I am hoping to get another one...this time CS4. I am probably jumping way ahead of what my skills in both photography and editing can currently do with this purchase, but we can get a good deal on it from a friend....so, I am hoping to jump in with both feet when we finally get around to purchasing it.

Friday, April 30, 2010

Picture for my front foyer

Yes, the renovation is still going on. WE have finished with the downstairs bathroom, with the exception of two custom signs from Country Workshop that are still on order. Once they are here and hung, I will get pictures up.

My current problem is what picture to hang in my entry foyer. I have narrowed it down to the following three by Jude McConkey. I don't know why they caught my eye, I don't live anywhere near these places, but I guess because I have an uncle that lives in the UP of Michigan they touch a cord with me.

So, help. I need your opinions on which one is best??? My walls are painted Adobe Beige and I have Victorian type sconces that the picture needs to fit between.