So you think your Busy?

There are not very many people who keep themselves as busy as my wife, here is a sample list of things that she is doing:

• Pregnant with our Baby Boy.
• Currently making 4 quilts at the same time.
• She try's to cook a gourmet meal, which are mostly of her creation, everyday.
• Adding her recipes to a personal cookbook.
• Painting the nursery/nesting.
• Extensive baby planning and consumer research during this heavy nesting.
• She is putting up peaches.
• We just had a party.
• She is planning 2 more parties in the month of October.
• Handles all the family Finances/budgeting.
• Secretary in the young womens program.
• Cleans up dog poop alot.
• AND SHE'S TAKING 18 CREDITS!

So, shes busy, and shes productive, and amazing.

DYER : Crest, Coat of Arms, Motto,

I love symbols. Ive been checking into Dyer family Crests and this what I found: ( I think that the second one down is most likely the one haveing anything to do with our family.
The winner for best looking is Dyer Irish Crest, motto: Vertus Sola Nobilitas is: "Solitude Turned [into] Greatness" Plus my middle name is kelly. and we might name our first son James Kelly.

English Dyer crest: this is my pick for best motto ; I wish not to intimidate, and Know not how to fear

This is the Welsh Dyer Crest. I didnt find much about it.

Another English Crest this Dyer family was in Aldebury, Hertfordshire in 1575, which depicts three silver goats passant, gold horns, attired gold on a black shield


I dont know anything about this one.. except that its a rug and you can buy it.

anybody know anything more about this business? mom?

Growing up Barlow

I stumbled across this picture today. The look on Lizzie's face, and the state of Allison is priceless.

Alpine loop, and Stewart falls

Im not sure what this is.. but it was cool.. and it was about 3 inchs across.

Two ladies and an incubating baby that went stewart falls with me. You can see lauren in all her 5 months pregnant glory. shes really small, we are thinking that our boy is going to be a little fellow.