Thursday, May 28, 2009
Camping in the rain at Goblin Valley
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Saturday, May 9, 2009
Dear Husband....
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Monday, April 20, 2009
Team Schwartz update
Bella decided she wanted to wear a dress and I told her no because it was to cold outside so she went in her room, took off her pants and put on another shirt and made a skirt out of two shirts. Clever girl! She then decided that two shirts are not enough and she would need to try on every shoe in the house. And for the final touch no she needed her jacket and princess crown.
We did an Easter egg hunt at my friend, Tori's house and at my parents the next day. She got spoiled from the Easter bunny.Children's Museum
I would have pictures of the Zoo from this Sunday but my camera magically got dropped while trying to take a picture by the giraffes. Darn, I hate when I have to buy new/nicer things!
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Thursday, April 2, 2009
April Fools Dinner
It was the last time I am going to make cupcakes because not only do I want to be skinny again but now money is involved. We are doing a biggest looser with my friends and the stakes are higher. Wish me luck! I think I am going to be the big looser!
1 Yellow or White Cake Mix (**sale** Pillsbury $1.25)
4 Large eggs (**sale** Large AA 18 ct. $1.89)
Oil called for on cake mix box
1 cup buttermilk
1-2 Tubs White frosting (**sale** Pillsbury $1.39)
Yellow Food Coloring
15 oz. jar low-sugar strawberry jam (better color in low-sugar jam)
1 bar white chocolate (3 oz. or so)
12 - 24 pieces Ferrero Rocher candy
2 zip-lock bags (large, freezer-quality)
Method:
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. In a large bowl, combine cake mix, eggs, water and buttermilk. Beat with a hand mixer 2 minutes. Prepare cupcake pan by lining with yellow or white cupcake paper liners. Pour batter into cupcake liners until 2/3 way full. Bake for 15-17 minutes or until done. Remove from oven and completely cool. Tint white frosting a "pasta" color by adding 2-3 drops of yellow food coloring. Spoon frosting into freezer bags, seal and snip a VERY small corner off and push frosting through snipped hole. When cupcakes are cool, drizzle frosting in a random pattern to resemble pasta. Place 1 chocolate candy on each cupcake to look like a meat ball and spoon a little strawberry jam over the meatball to mimic spaghetti sauce. Keep cool until ready
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Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Zion's National Park
It was really a nice vacay. Thanks to my parents for making it all possible.
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Thursday, March 12, 2009
St. George
We needed a little R&R.
We decided to get away from the snow storm and head south where it is warm with my parents.
Here are some pictures of us playing in the sand in Snow Canyon. I hope that because I didnt get to go to the gym this week that doing some hiking during this trip will help for some of that, but most likely not from all the crap I have ate.
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Sunday, March 1, 2009
Rest Peacefully Grandpa
Arlo Ward 1922 ~ 2009 Arlo Ward, age 86, passed away February 24, 2009. He was married on February 7, 1942 to the love of his life, Emma Emelia Muir.
He and Emelia have been together for 67 years. Arlo was a general contractor, building homes all over the Salt Lake Valley. He loved the outdoors and taught his children and grandchildren that same love. He took his family on many camping, fishing, hunting and snowmobiling trips. He had 4 children, 21 grandchildren, 34 great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandchild.
I loved going to their house and steeling food out of their garden. Especially the peas, grapes and strawberries. I will always remember going on my first fishing trip with my grandpa and falling in the river. He just reached down and scooped me out of the river. After that I decided fishing was not for me and I just played with the plastic boats my grandma bought fo us. I loved going camping with him and my grandma. He loved to be a big kid and he was never to tired to play with us kids. He took us snow mobiling and taught us how to manage a garden. He was an amazing man. If anyone knew him, you would know he loved to tell stories about when he was younger.
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