Batman!

Brian rescued us from the grips of a bat this week. It flew in one night and after a fearful and intense (to say the least!) 12 hours, we all packed up and headed across town for a short stay with Grandma and Grandpa. Brian came home last night ready to meet a professional bat catcher (not his title but close enough) and managed to wrangle the bat outside and set him free to the night. Most likely, to haunt me for the rest of my days.

Read more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bat

She's famous!!

The quilt that Grandma Judy made for Georgia is on the world wide web!

Take a look! Scroll on down to the U section - Judy Urban.
http://www.amisimms.com/yourtwissis.html

Upcoming Event for Brian's Artwork

On September 15, Brian is participating in an "alternative craft fair" at Skully's Music Diner in Columbus's Short North neighborhood. His wares will be displayed and for sale alongside other artists' work.

http://www.craftinoutlaws.com/

If you are in C-Bus that day, drop by and say "hello!"

Another Photo of G's Quilt

Weekend

This afternoon we spent some time over at Grandma & Grandpa's house. Grandma surprised us by having completed Georgia's bed quilt. It is completely adorable and we all love it. THANKS SO MUCH!!!

Yesterday, the Burgoons went to Columbus to visit grandparents and we took care of their dog Bailey at our house. What a sweetie!! Here is a photo of Bailey resting, one of the few moments Georgia left him alone. Thanks to the 'Goons for letting us spend some time with their terrific pup!

Finally...G's class photo

Just in time for the upcoming school year!

Tennis anyone?

Georgia spent a big part of yesterday with her Daddy and this included a trip to the Goodwill where they found her first tennis racket (brand new)!! She is eager to get out and hit some tennis balls.

Welcome, Dorothy!

Mo went back to live with Uncle Matt for awhile so we decided to try our hand at taking care of a fish (again). Georgia is now the proud master to a red male beta fish named Dorothy, after Elmo's goldfish, not her great-grandmother. These photos were taken post-nap, which explains G's sweat-drenched, matted, extra-curly hair.