Reno is, apparently.
Now, I’m from the Bay Area. I’ve been through a lot bigger earthquakes than the ones we felt yesterday. But I’d be lying if I said those earthquakes yesterday didn’t rattle me some and make my heart pound with anxiety. Why would I be anxious about a teeny weeny little 4.2 earthquake? I guess partly because I remember the 1989 earthquake so well and partially because the “experts” are saying that the pattern of earthquakes we’ve been having around here lately “slightly increases this probability for a significant earthquake” in the next ten days. Now, for the record, I don’t see the “slightly” in that statement.
And, truly, I’d really rather not have to go through another 7.1 earthquake, thankyouverymuch. Kile has been running through earthquake drills with Harry, talking over what to do in case of an earthquake here at home and I’m sure they’ll be doing some sort of drill at school today as well. And me? Well, I’d really rather not think about it.
What I’d rather do, actually, is post pictures on this here blog. Yes. Let’s do that. Let’s do exactly that.
Harry and Liam, enjoying Spongebob together. Liam just helped himself to Harry’s lap and luckily, Big Brother was accomodating.
Evie is becoming so much more aware these days! She’s really starting to notice Kile, which is sweet.
We see this look around here a lot these days. She makes such silly faces.
I love this picture. If you can get past our twin double chins, that is.
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This is me. I'm a thirtysomething stay at home mom to three kids. For years I was a stay at home mom to one kid and trying very hard to have more. It took a LONG time (ie: 6 1/2 years), but finally Liam arrived and charmed us with his blue eyes and ginormous, round head. Then we got a shock: I was pregnant again and this time it was a GIRL. Our hearts and home are full at last and now that we're done having babies, we get to relax (snort) and watch them grow (not too fast now, you hear?). Thanks for coming by, feel free to dip into my archives, read my About and History pages (just don't do Jackson's Story without tissues!) and make yourself at home.
