Morris Family: March 2011

Monday, March 21, 2011

We gave Thatcher a cut yesterday morning before church. Crazy! We cut off so much hair, we could have almost been candidates for locks of love. I think he looks handsome, of course he's mine! But I must admit I am pretty sad about it too. I miss his hair and I think it makes him look older! Not good!
BEFORE:

AFTER:

Let it Snow!!

That's what Thatcher would tell you! He has had a lot of fun this winter playing in the snow! Here are some pics of sledding with Papa and Nani and Snowmachining with Bomp and Daddy! We just spent last weekend in Island Park with Bomp and Gram. It was really great! We huddled up around the fire while we watched the goregeous snow fall outside. We spent time playing games, watching movies, snowmobiling, and just enjoying each other's company! Thatcher spent most of his time sitting out on the deck watching the snowmachines race by. He did this for hours! It was amazing to finally have a break and just hang out together! (Thanks to Jared Hobbs and his grandmother for allowing us to stay at her cabin in Island Park Village!)
Farewell Winter and Hello Spring!!! My Daffodils have already blossomed! Hooray!!

Thatcher's Not So Good Day...

...well depending on who you ask, Thatcher, or his daddy!? Thatcher did some serious painting of our bedroom with a brand new tub of Aquafor. For those who are unfamiliar with this substance, it's an expensive form of petroleum jelly that I purchased just for me and my super dry hands. At work I wash my hands all day long and they are so cracked and sore; so I had just purchased this great new product. It was working very nicely, I might add, until... Thatcher emptied the entire thing, spreading it all over our bed, our room, his clothes and his hair. As you might expect, this stuff does not come out or off of anything, especially hair!! Thatcher was a permanant grease bomb for over a week, despite trying several google search result remedies. These did, however, work pretty well on my quilts and bedding. Thanks Paul for the many hours of research and disgusting clean up, all while I was at work! Thank goodness!! :)