Black and white photos... dreams in color

     It has been a few weeks since I have wrote anything.  There are a couple reasons for that.  I got a virus on my computer (the one that makes it look like it deleted everything, but really didn't... good times), but  Cameron to the rescue and starting my new job at T-Mobile.  It has been a lot of fun so far and there is so much to learn I think it was just the push I needed.  My co-workers are fun to work with and get to know as well.
     I am in a little bit of a weird mood today.  I had a dream last night.  My dreams are to say the least...... vivid.  Maybe because I am creative or maybe because I read a lot I don't know.  This dream was so real.  I woke up crying because of what happened.  Cameron had to hold me in order for me to calm down.  Not fun and needless to say I was one tired girl this morning.  Dreams have always been very intense with me.  I have been having another one that is a reoccurring one that I don't like much either.  Sometimes I dread going to bed because I am afraid of what I am going to dream.
     Anyways on a lighter note I watched the girls a couple weeks ago and forgot I took a few photos of them that Martha and Shalisa might want to see.  These were taken when we went on our ladybug hunt outside.  One landed on Maddie's head, but that is all we found.  Enjoy!

The hike to the cabin

     Last week Cameron and I went to his Uncle Galen's (about an hour from our place).  Cameron really wanted to go on this hike to a hunting cabin out in the middle of no where that Galen and few others know about.  Anyways we drive to the trail head.... actually there was no trail what-so-ever at any point in time so I will just say he drove until the logging road was blocked by a gate.  If you were to measure from point A to point B it would be been a half mile hike in one direction, but you don't just go point A to point B.  You have to go down, and up, and down, and up, and up, and down, and up, and around, and up, then you have to cross the river in a canoe, then lots more ups and downs and arounds....... then you are finally at the cabin (total of 3 miles).  It was pouring during our little adventure so we got nice and wet so thank goodness there was a stove at the cabin where we could have a fire and dry out.  We dried out, told stories and had some snacks for a couple hours then we made the trek back.  It barely rained on the way back which was nice.  It was an awesome hike minus the rain.  Here are a few friends we made on the way.