Tuesday, September 28, 2010

EMP/SciFi

We bought a membership to the EMP/SciFi Museum in Seattle on Groupon. I love that they have a display of the original Planet of the Ages moive. And that they have life size Charlton Heston. So fun!

I have to have a picture everytime I'm there!!

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Pray for Zimbabwe

Today is the international Pray for Zimbabwe day. Waymond and a friend Brian did posters to hang around Tacoma. We have several churches in Zimbabwe and a couple from our church here in Tacoma are helping with a church plant in Kezi.

For more info:
http://ncctacoma.org/zim/
http://www.lovezim.org/



We've painted

We've finally painted the room that we are planning on making the kid(s) room. This isn't the best picture, but it was the best one I took. The queen bed won't be in there forever, but in the meantime it stays until we know if we need a crib, toddler bed or both!

Saturday, September 25, 2010

Sailing

Some friends got a sailing trip at an auction and they were nice enough to invite us along. I was a bit worried about the weather due to the fact we had a cold rainy week, but I cannot begin to tell you what amazing weather we had today.





























Our friend Whitney was sitting in the wrong place when they went to put up the sail! She just waited buried under the sail until it was up!














I know you can't really tell, but we are sailing at a crazy angle!





























I cannot stress how beautiful the weather was today. Not a cloud in the sky and that's saying something in September in Seattle!

























































Saturday, September 4, 2010

Tomatoes

Our summer has not been exactly hot and sunny. I would have enjoyed a few more 90 degree days and I think our tomato plants would agree! Here it is September 4th and we have TWO tomatoes that have turned red. Out of our three tomato plants - two red tomatoes. Crazy. On a good note, our yellow pear tomato plant has mature fruit for the last couple of weeks. Last year at this point our freezer was full of tomatoes and this year, ONE bag. Just not a good summer for tomatoes in the Pacific NW!































We have a few friends who've moved into our garden. This is the biggest