Thursday, February 19, 2009

Hockey at the Gym

Here we are at Shawnigan Lake Community Center!

I played floor hockey with Mom. I like to stand in the net and play goalie.

Roberto Luongo is my favorite goalie. He plays for the Vancouver Canucks and will play on the Canadian Olympic Hockey Team in 2010!





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Historical Fair

Mom, Uncle Mark, Uncle Dan, and I went to the Historical Fair last night at my big brother Reece's school. Reece worked very hard on his project about WWII Canadian Weaponry. Uncle Mark helped by giving Reece some historical photos from Fort Rodd Hill. The Sherman Tank was really cool to learn about. Good job Reece!


Me and Uncle Mark


Uncle Dan

Wednesday, February 18, 2009

Just Me and My Smiling Face

I'll be 3 yrs. old in 5 more months! My Mom says "time flies", but I've never seen the clock leave the wall.



Monday, February 16, 2009

Valentine's Treats!

Mom and Reece made some delicious home made chocolate peanut butter cups on Valentines Day. I only got to have a little taste of those, but I did get to have my first cup of chocolate pudding! It was awesome!

Ingredients
8 ounces of 70% bittersweet chocolate, cut into small pieces
1/2 cup peanut butter
1/2 cup cream cheese
1 tablespoon sugar
1 tablespoon vanilla
4 paper or foil muffin cup liners

Directions
Melt chocolate in a bowl set over a small pot of simmering water.
Using a pastry brush or new paintbrush paint chocolate onto the inside of the muffin cups.
Place them in a muffin tin for easier handling.
Paint a thick layer and then refrigerate until it has set hard.
Puree the peanut butter, cream cheese, sugar and vanilla in a food processor until smooth.
Spoon or pipe into the hardened chocolate cups and then pour a thick layer of the remaining melted chocolate over the top making sure the edges are sealed.
Put back in fridge until the tops have set.
Peel liners off before serving.


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Friday, January 30, 2009

The Awful Dreaded Flu Bug!

Last Sunday it started with a fever. I've had the awful bug for 5 days now. Mommy caught it from me on Wednesday, and now she is sick too. Still, everyone is taking good care of me, (including my cat), and I hope to be able to go back outside next week.


Wednesday, January 21, 2009

History is Made

I may not remember this day when I grow up, but I was watching t.v. with Mommy yesterday when African American, Barak Obama, was sworn in as President of the United States of America. Millions of people were so happy they were crying. Daddy says this man will change my future, and hopefully generations to come.

Saturday, January 17, 2009

Our Usual Saturday....

Soccer has begun again after the holiday break,..and it's a Tim Horton's morning for us when the players need to be on the field by 8:45 am. This particular Field (Eagle Ridge) is artificial turf. It is a beautiful field made from recycled materials. The dirt looks real between the blades of grass, but is actually tiny rubber pellets from recycled tires. Mom loves that there isn't mud and grass all over Reece and his shoes after the game.
Then we stop in at Uncle Dan and Auntie Jean's house to visit with anyone in the family who shows up. I especially like seeing Gage,..because babies are just so cute!






Friday Afternoon

Mom & Reece & I took some more pictures yesterday after picking up Reece from school. The fog was still hanging in there over the water below, but the mountains in the distance were quite clear.




Friday, January 16, 2009

Foggy Morning

When Mom & I took Reece to school this morning, it was very foggy. By the time we reached the top of the Malahat Mountain it was beautiful and sunny, so we stopped to take a few pictures. Looking down on the fog is really cool.




Above is Mt. Baker, Washington State, USA


Monday, January 12, 2009

Unusual Trees

My Auntie Glo sent us an email today about these "Unusual Trees". I thought it was neat, so I put it on the blog to share with you. (There were no credits that came along with these photos)






Saturday, January 10, 2009

My New Cousin!

I finally got to meet my new cousin today. I just LOVE babies! This is Gage, he is so cute I want to squeeze him!

Friday, January 09, 2009

Tooth Aches

Mom had a very bad toothache on Monday and Tuesday due to a lost filling in a molar at the very back of her mouth. Eventually the pain was so bad she had to have it removed on Wednesday. She's doing better now that the pain is gone.
During the two aching days, she researched a bunch of different natural pain relievers until she could get an appointment. Most of them work, (and in pain, you will try them all), but the best was swishing Vodka around and spitting it out, then rinsing with salt water.


Here are some other remedies found on the Internet:

Home remedy of a toothache with clove oil
Application of clove oil to the aching tooth is best to reduce pain and also removes any kind of tooth infection. This is a very effective home remedy of a toothache. Clove oil contains eugenol, a natural pain killer and antibacterial.

Toothache relief using garlic
Among the most effective toothache relief is garlic. A clove of garlic with a little rock salt should be placed on the affected tooth. It will relieve the pain and, sometimes, may even cure it. A clove should also be chewed daily in the morning. It will make the cure teeth making it strong and healthy.

Toothache remedy with hydrogen peroxide
Rinse your mouth out with hydrogen peroxide. This will kill the infection and relieve tooth pain. This really works. Follow-up with hot salt water rinse.

Toothache pain relief with pepper and salt
Apply a mixture of a pinch of pepper powder and a quarter teaspoon of common salt on the aching tooth as it will give relief.

Easy home remedy of toothache using ice
Gently rubbing an ice cube in the area between the forefinger and the thumb for several minutes is an effective toothache remedy, as it eases toothache. It acts by overwhelming the pain impulses that usually travel along the nerve pathways. It has a 60 to 90% success rate. Ice placed directly on a throbbing tooth also helps ease the pain.

Toothache home remedy with onion
Cut a piece of fresh onion and place it on the side of your mouth where the tooth ache is coming from. It works almost immediately. And if you begin to feel a little pain again, just very slightly bite into the onion, just enough to let some juice escape. This works great for tooth aches that keep you awake at night or from doing work during the day.

Toothache cure with vanilla extract
Just grab some vanilla extract put a 1/2 teaspoon full in your mouth and let it rest on the tooth that hurts.

Ease severe toothache with hot wet washcloth
Apply a hot wet washcloth to the areas of tooth pain until pain subsides…repeat as many times as needed… It will amaze you… works for extreme toothache pain.

Stop toothache with wheat grass
The juice of wheat grass is an excellent mouthwash for tooth decay and a natural toothache remedy. It also draws out the toxins from the gums and checks bacterial growth.

Prevent toothache with spinach
Chewing fresh leaves of spinach makes the gums strong and prevents toothache caused by dental caries and tooth decay.

Saturday, January 03, 2009

Malahat Summit

Mom & Dad finally got a new camera, so Mom took a couple of pictures at the top of the Malahat yesterday to see how well the zoom worked. I was sleeping in the car at the time. But looks like the shots turned out well!

My Mom




This last photo shows the Mill Bay ferry on the water. I've been on it once with my Mom & Dad when we went to Butterfly Gardens. (You can click on the photo to blow it up. Click the back button to return to my page after)

Thursday, January 01, 2009

Happy New Year!

On New Year's Eve, I had a special "Big Tub" bath in Mommy & Daddy's bathroom. I missed the excitement at midnight, but I'm sure one year I will want to stay up to see what happens when the year changes.