Hannah had to have two teeth pulled today! Her big girl teeth were growing in behind her baby teeth.
Showing posts with label Arvin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arvin. Show all posts
Wednesday, July 24, 2013
Dentist
Tuesday, March 26, 2013
Wildflowers
Emily took Hannah up to the wildflowers for get a few shots of her in the flowers. The flowers don't last long so you have to capture them fast.
Labels:
Arvin,
Bear Mountain,
China adoption,
flowers,
memories,
wildflowers
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Dai Break Flood
Well, the fall season has gotten off to an interesting start! As the staff arrived to start their shift today, they were greeted with a splashing surprise. Somehow, water leaked all over the facility, and flooded the building. Standing water
of about two inches throughout the entire building.
of about two inches throughout the entire building.
Just a little bit of water.
Ripping the carpet up.
Had to move everything outside.
Empty!
Bryan being..well, Bryan.
Christie, yea she's a little tired after all this.
We had to have some fun! So, why not make a body outline, since the new
carpet will just be put over it?
"Forget the gym. Just pull up 5,000 square feet of decade old carpet."
The boss. Always being in charge.
Now the building is nearly empty, and we have to re-organize everything to keep the facility running
while we fix this. If you know anyone that is able to donate their time, money, or as odd as it sounds, carpet, we as a non-profit organization would greatly appreciate it! It's difficult being non-profit with lower funds, especially when things like this happen.
Labels:
Arvin,
autism,
Bakersfield,
Kern County,
Kern County Autism Center
Monday, September 12, 2011
Fires!!
The storm that passed through on Saturday caused havoc on the mountains and grass areas in Kern County!! Emily actually saw the lighting strike the mountain that started the fire on the mountain by our house. As of today the fire has burned 23,000 plus arces!! I think it is finally out as of tonight.
Labels:
Arvin,
Bear Mountain,
fires,
Kern County,
lighting
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)

