Scarcy Family

Thursday, March 12, 2009

Sometimes I wonder if all these posts I'm writing are just for me! I kind of look at it as a journal entry to help me remember good times, but it is fun to share it with people. So, if you are reading my blog, please let me know, even just a little comment to let me know you care, thank you!

9 comments:

Kent White said...: I'm reading and keeping track of your family!; March 12, 2009 at 4:08 PM
Sposita said...: i love hearing about what y'all are up to! please keep it up!; March 12, 2009 at 4:18 PM
Spencer said...: Don't quit on us, we are waiting with baited breath!; March 12, 2009 at 9:51 PM
Petersen Party of 7 said...: I'm with you on feeling like this. I think people just get too busy to respond. It's a fun way to keep up with people though.; March 13, 2009 at 3:53 PM
Mary said...: I check you guys out too! Sometimes I feel like we're living parallel lives. Feel free to check our blog at InsideTheWhiteHouse.blogspot.com; March 16, 2009 at 11:44 AM
Susan said...: You are on my google reader! I only have 85 unread items right now. Yeah, I am a little behind.; March 16, 2009 at 8:16 PM
Jessica Brunson said...: We're still checking in on you and by the way, that picture of Ryan really is adorable!; March 17, 2009 at 10:26 PM
Regan said...: Don't worry, people never make comments on my blog either. I see so many people's blogs with so many comments and we end up with 10 at most and this is after the same post has been there for a month. Most posts only have about 7 comments so don't worry. Your not the only one. I guess I am to boring for people!; March 18, 2009 at 11:31 AM
Melissa said...: I know what you mean! Then I run into someone I haven't seen in eons and they know all about my life, because of the blog! So people really are reading, even if they don't leave a comment!

I love your post about your kids. How sweet. They are great kids becuase they have a great mom.
It sounds like you guys have a great school. Maybe I wouldn't have to homeschool if we lived in Oregon!; March 20, 2009 at 6:46 PM

Kid Talk

Brooklyn, age 2
Brooklyn said her very first completely understood sentence yesterday, she said, "Mason hit me!" We couldn't be more proud!!! We we so excited about what she said, we didn't even punish Mason for it. Oh well, nobody's perfect!
Elena, age 8
When Elena and I were in Portland, we were looking through some old pictures of mine and one of them was of me with an old boyfriend. Elena became very concerned and asked, "Mom, do you like him better than you like Dad?" I thought that was pretty funny.
Mason, age 4
Mason will ask me(Scott, Darcy told me to insert my name here) something, but half the time I'm not listening so I'll ask him to repeat it. He'll answer back and say "you knooow." I was never good at reading minds, but Mason must think I have that talent!
Mason, age 4
Today Mason said he wants to go back to his friend Caleb's house, so he can have those "you know, those umm indilated small Froot Loops."
If anyone knows what the heck the word "indilated" means, please feel free to share it with us.
Mason, age 4
I know these quotes are all from him, but he's just so stinking funny! Yesterday Mason and I were sitting at the table and he was playing with my lovely flabby part of the skin under my tricep and I asked him what he was doing, and he said, "I'm holding onto your fatty parts!!!" Isn't he sweet?!?
Brooklyn, 2
Before family prayer the other night, I asked Brooklyn if she can show me how to be reverent and she folded her arms and said, "I will follow Jesus!!" Sooooo cute.
Mason, age 5
The other day when Brooklyn seemed to be crying and throwing tantrums all day Mason asked if we could "sell her?" I thought that was pretty funny. What was even funnier was the excitement in his voice when he asked.

The other day as I was doing Mason's hair, he looked up at me with very concerned eyes, and said, "Mom why do you always do a mohawk, why don't you do two horns instead!" I laughed so hard, especially since he's the one who always wants the mohawk...at the age of 5, he really knows what he wants. I can't wait to see what he comes up with as a teenager!