Jack Monday night smiling... it was too funny not to share.
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Sleepy days
It was so exhausting for the boys to get they're hair cut this is how they spent their Saturday night... I'm not sure why Maggie and the cats were so tired though.
Oops, woke her up!
Weekend fun....
This past weekend I shaved the boys down...6 hours of bending over, twisting and turning all to get their hair cut. Here's the befores and afters of the ordeal....
They look cute but now that a cold snap has set in they're having to wear their sweaters when they go outside which is a whole new game for Maggie.
Monday, March 30, 2009
Playoffs
This season has been a great one for the Birmingham Vulcan Rugby players....undefeated this season and going to the playoffs! I'm so proud of Adam and his team.
Feb 14: @ Atlanta Bucks (Win 83-0)
Feb 21: High Country (Win 35-3)
Feb 28: Maryville, TN (Win 56-17)
Mar 7: Atlanta Bucks (Win 88-0)
Mar 21: @ High Country (Win 36-20)
Mar 28: @ Maryville, TN (Win 26 - 14)
Apr 4: @ Marion Military Institute (Win 60-0)
This season's totals (384-68)
http://www.birminghamrugby.org/
Feb 14: @ Atlanta Bucks (Win 83-0)
Feb 21: High Country (Win 35-3)
Feb 28: Maryville, TN (Win 56-17)
Mar 7: Atlanta Bucks (Win 88-0)
Mar 21: @ High Country (Win 36-20)
Mar 28: @ Maryville, TN (Win 26 - 14)
Apr 4: @ Marion Military Institute (Win 60-0)
This season's totals (384-68)
http://www.birminghamrugby.org/
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Adventures in the Brewer/Lindsey household
Friday night Jack attacked Maggie & I in the kitchen. Of course my initial reaction to a 10 lbs cat clawing over my shoulder and down my back was to go after him but in a fit of anger and pain I dropped Maggie- luckily on Bay Leigh's bed. While I was chasing Jack, Adam was making sure Maggie was OK and she's fine. However, since I flung Jack out the back door onto the porch he's now refusing to come inside.
Saturday Mom and I planted flowers and a trimmed hedges at her house and then mine (since Adam had to work and we missed the rugby game in ATL). While we were in the backyard I let Cesar and Maggie explore. Unfortunately, Maggie thinks these cute little bricked in areas with flowers in them are toilets so I'm having to watch her closely so she doesn't poop in the flower beds (I know I should be grateful she's going potty outside...). While outside Cesar discovered the hunter within and now attacks lint, imaginary bugs/critters and stalks Maggie all over the house and yard. Good news though he's finally realized he IS a cat and not an odd looking dog AND he's no longer attacking Adam's evil, smack talking black shoes.
Last night while Adam and I were relaxing in the hammock we let them all out back with us. Of course Cam and Bay Leigh were in the hammock with us as was Maggie for a few minutes at a time in between her puppy running fits around the hammock and being stalked and knocked over by Cesar. Adam and I laughed until it hurt and decided we just had to go in and fix dinner. It truly is amazing how entertaining our group are.
OH! the rugby team is undefeated, we're going to the quarter finals next month now!
Saturday Mom and I planted flowers and a trimmed hedges at her house and then mine (since Adam had to work and we missed the rugby game in ATL). While we were in the backyard I let Cesar and Maggie explore. Unfortunately, Maggie thinks these cute little bricked in areas with flowers in them are toilets so I'm having to watch her closely so she doesn't poop in the flower beds (I know I should be grateful she's going potty outside...). While outside Cesar discovered the hunter within and now attacks lint, imaginary bugs/critters and stalks Maggie all over the house and yard. Good news though he's finally realized he IS a cat and not an odd looking dog AND he's no longer attacking Adam's evil, smack talking black shoes.
Last night while Adam and I were relaxing in the hammock we let them all out back with us. Of course Cam and Bay Leigh were in the hammock with us as was Maggie for a few minutes at a time in between her puppy running fits around the hammock and being stalked and knocked over by Cesar. Adam and I laughed until it hurt and decided we just had to go in and fix dinner. It truly is amazing how entertaining our group are.
OH! the rugby team is undefeated, we're going to the quarter finals next month now!
Friday, March 20, 2009
Class rings
We got Nanny and Granddaddy's Hewitt Trussville class rings back yesterday. We also got a gold chain of Nanny's. Funny thing though is you can still thousands of dollars worth of merchandise in Jeff. Co. and you get the same punishment but in St. Clair Co. if one item or all the items together appraises for more than $500 you get the book thrown at you. Unfortunately, I don't think the gold chain will appraise that high and he pawned stolen property (the gold chain) in Moody (St. Clair Co.) so he's smarter or luckier than we thought. But now he can be charged in both counties for pawning stolen property.
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Robbery update
Tuesday night I took digital pictures of all the jewelry (Nanny's, Granddaddy's and mine) and so I know exactly what we DO have.
Last night Michael, Dad and I went to Nanny and Granddaddy's and changed the locks. While we were changing out everything I was asking dad what happened to their class rings (which are solid yellow gold, with Hewitt Trussville, the year they graduated and THEIR NAMES on them) and he tells me they we in this certain box... we found the box still at their house EMPTY. So I call our detective (who I speak to at least once a day now, more if I actually see him) and tell him. He says great, I know exactly where they are, I'll get them tomorrow....
One, I'm shocked the DUMB A$$ addicts would steal something that has mt grandparents' names on them.
Two, I'm surprised a pawn shop would take class rings from the late 30s and early 40s since they have no stones in them AND they have someone else's name on them!
Three, if the officer knows we're missing jewelry and knows the names of the 2 guys that were in the house wouldn't showing us all the jewelry that these 2 have pawned be helpful!? I think so! Anyway, so today after work and before my massage I have to go to ANOTHER pawn shop to identify and take custody of more jewelry.
This whole thing is frustrating and exhausting but worth every minute if these two have to rot in jail.
Last night Michael, Dad and I went to Nanny and Granddaddy's and changed the locks. While we were changing out everything I was asking dad what happened to their class rings (which are solid yellow gold, with Hewitt Trussville, the year they graduated and THEIR NAMES on them) and he tells me they we in this certain box... we found the box still at their house EMPTY. So I call our detective (who I speak to at least once a day now, more if I actually see him) and tell him. He says great, I know exactly where they are, I'll get them tomorrow....
One, I'm shocked the DUMB A$$ addicts would steal something that has mt grandparents' names on them.
Two, I'm surprised a pawn shop would take class rings from the late 30s and early 40s since they have no stones in them AND they have someone else's name on them!
Three, if the officer knows we're missing jewelry and knows the names of the 2 guys that were in the house wouldn't showing us all the jewelry that these 2 have pawned be helpful!? I think so! Anyway, so today after work and before my massage I have to go to ANOTHER pawn shop to identify and take custody of more jewelry.
This whole thing is frustrating and exhausting but worth every minute if these two have to rot in jail.
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