Here is a little stress remover for you to mess with. Bet you can not keep a straight face and watch and listen to this one..haha..
This is great for us all...
A place on the web to preserve our family history! Email stanmoffat@gmail.com for details or information, etc. This a work in progress...
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Sunday, May 08, 2005
Link to Photo Album from last night...
Here are some photos in an album from our visit to Paul and Heather's last evening... have a great Mother's Day!!!
Here is a link, hopefully, that let's you see all the albums in our family blog photo albums site...
Here is a link, hopefully, that let's you see all the albums in our family blog photo albums site...
An evening on the Blankinship farm ... with new grand daughter Madison and her family...

Hey, Super Uncle Ivan, did ya have a chore buggy like this when you where 3 - 4?? How 'bout you Super Cousin Joanna, did you have such on the way to milk the cows by hand before school??? I sure didn't haha.. I had a three wheeled wagon for a bit... my how times have changed!!! This is Andrew's Gator, like his Grandpa Roy's real "gator". He loves to drive it and goes round and round in their yard. He throws his arm over the seat next to his and just gives it fits as he "motors" off into who knows where....

Paul and Heather.. a set of twins would be ok??? haha... Now this P&H Blankinship Boer doe has two babies couple days old, and they are doing well! Both mouths full, haha!! And back at their home, Heather was feeding Madison Ann, and we all had just consumed lots of good pizza... .haha.. so everyone's tummys were full...
Saturday, May 07, 2005
To all the precious women/mothers in the world....
Here is a really neat Power Point dealy on our Precious Mothers called Fresh Flowers. Enjoy the day! Happy Mothers Day to everyone! You should download this big file and save to your desktop... then find it and click on it. Power Point, an office program should open and play the program for you - it's neat, and special..
The kiddos made it home and all is well...
Madison is doing fine, and so are Mom and Dad. Andrew thinks new sis being in HIS home is cool... all is calm on the home front.. still, STILL NO RAIN... dryest spring in years. Grass is turning light in color... big cracks in ground... geeze...
Friday, May 06, 2005
Paul and Heather and Madison .. are headed home today..
They have been released from Hospital, and not sure when they are going home. Madison has been released by her doctor too... She has lost weight down to 6lb 7 oz, but is back to 6lb 10 oz now.. Dr. said not to worry unless she gets below 6lb 5ozs...
So, Jake and Ann and Andrew are on their way to Stillwater to get Jake a hair cut.. and then back here..
All I know for now.. later..
So, Jake and Ann and Andrew are on their way to Stillwater to get Jake a hair cut.. and then back here..
All I know for now.. later..
Today's Quote
Today's Quote
He who postpones the hour of living rightly is like the rustic who waits for the river to run out before he crosses.
-Horace
He who postpones the hour of living rightly is like the rustic who waits for the river to run out before he crosses.
-Horace
While we are on the subject of Mothers... Randi, Tammy, Heather, Ann, Great Grandma Moffat... and all the rest ....
Happy Mother's Day one and all!!! Here is a little poem that 'bout says it all....
A Mother’s Love
There is no love, like a mother’s love,
no stronger bond on earth…
like the precious bond that comes from God,
to a mother, when she gives birth.
A mother’s love is forever strong,
never changing for all time…
and when her children need her most,
a mother’s love will shine.
God bless these special mothers,
God bless them every one…
for all the tears and heartache,
and for the special work they’ve done.
When her days on earth are over,
a mother’s love lives on…
through many generations,
with God’s blessings on each one.
Be thankful for our mothers,
for they love with a higher love…
from the power God has given,
and the strength from up above.
Jill Lemming
Thanks Mom's... One and all... for all you do... that which is seen and that you think we don't know about.. thanks for ALL you do all the time...
A Mother’s Love
There is no love, like a mother’s love,
no stronger bond on earth…
like the precious bond that comes from God,
to a mother, when she gives birth.
A mother’s love is forever strong,
never changing for all time…
and when her children need her most,
a mother’s love will shine.
God bless these special mothers,
God bless them every one…
for all the tears and heartache,
and for the special work they’ve done.
When her days on earth are over,
a mother’s love lives on…
through many generations,
with God’s blessings on each one.
Be thankful for our mothers,
for they love with a higher love…
from the power God has given,
and the strength from up above.
Jill Lemming
Thanks Mom's... One and all... for all you do... that which is seen and that you think we don't know about.. thanks for ALL you do all the time...
Andrew spent the night last night...
It's 2:30 am and he is wide awake.. on his "bed" wanting to watch cartoons... haha.. so am letting him so that as I work in my office next door... I am sure he will be asleep before long, but I have been wrong a bit.. haha....
Ann and Andrew made it home about 9:30 last night. I had finally given up on them and warmed up some leftovers, I had been thinking they might come home and we would go eat.. but after 4 hours.. I guess I was wrong.
Heather was tired, and I can not imagine who one must feel. My heart goes out to new moms who have babies who have family in the area and NO family in the area... I know from the farmer instinct in me that ladies need to have some rest after such, and know if it were me, I sure would want some peace and quite and would want some alone time to just let it soak in ... the wonder of birth. I know how nervous the "ladies" on the farm get when they are not "left alone" ... and some never get over it... which brings me to Heather. I think she has had lots of company from the get go... She is weak from all the bleeding, and giving birth, etc.. so I stayed home yesterday.. Hardest thing I have ever done in my life! This is not to say she doesn't want company because if you know the Moffat's, we love company!! haha.... Oh the problems of life! Imagine the opposite.. going through this awesome process and having NO one to walk through the door, for any reason... wow.. and that happens every day... rips your heart doesn't it...
But my little girl and her new daughter are doing great. Madison finally figured out what she needed to do on her end, and was eating really well last night Ann reported. Can not wait to see her again. They are to go home today, they think, so I may cancel my dentist appointment, and head to the hospital, to spend some time with them and help them move home if they need help. Paul's dad, Roy, is a deputy sheriff for Payne County, and retired Stillwater Police Officer, and full time farmer, and his mom, Joan, is the head nurse for a Stillwater "bone and joint" Dr. Couch, who is one of the best in Oklahoma (guess that makes her the best head nurse in Oklahoma, right? She is!), so they are always busy. Ann can get off about anytime, as she never misses work and has tons of annual leave and sick leave, too. She is her work's Miss Dependable, the one you can always count on, same with her mothering to the kids, she was and is the one that can always be counted on to be there! I am so blessed, and the family so very blessed that she was the rock the family foundation was built on.
Oh, found out last Wednesday night that Phil turned in his two weeks notice and is planning on getting back to his brick laying business.. he was so very good at it. I am so proud of him! He is so talented and loves the outdoors, and working for his self. He will do well, and he has his new wheel to make his pottery, so now he can be busy with both, plus his outstanding garden, and his awesome yard... and wonderful family... wow.. he might just be able to stay busy all the time, haha...
All I know for now. Today is to be moving day... for the Blankinship's. and all is well in the world.....
Ann and Andrew made it home about 9:30 last night. I had finally given up on them and warmed up some leftovers, I had been thinking they might come home and we would go eat.. but after 4 hours.. I guess I was wrong.
Heather was tired, and I can not imagine who one must feel. My heart goes out to new moms who have babies who have family in the area and NO family in the area... I know from the farmer instinct in me that ladies need to have some rest after such, and know if it were me, I sure would want some peace and quite and would want some alone time to just let it soak in ... the wonder of birth. I know how nervous the "ladies" on the farm get when they are not "left alone" ... and some never get over it... which brings me to Heather. I think she has had lots of company from the get go... She is weak from all the bleeding, and giving birth, etc.. so I stayed home yesterday.. Hardest thing I have ever done in my life! This is not to say she doesn't want company because if you know the Moffat's, we love company!! haha.... Oh the problems of life! Imagine the opposite.. going through this awesome process and having NO one to walk through the door, for any reason... wow.. and that happens every day... rips your heart doesn't it...
But my little girl and her new daughter are doing great. Madison finally figured out what she needed to do on her end, and was eating really well last night Ann reported. Can not wait to see her again. They are to go home today, they think, so I may cancel my dentist appointment, and head to the hospital, to spend some time with them and help them move home if they need help. Paul's dad, Roy, is a deputy sheriff for Payne County, and retired Stillwater Police Officer, and full time farmer, and his mom, Joan, is the head nurse for a Stillwater "bone and joint" Dr. Couch, who is one of the best in Oklahoma (guess that makes her the best head nurse in Oklahoma, right? She is!), so they are always busy. Ann can get off about anytime, as she never misses work and has tons of annual leave and sick leave, too. She is her work's Miss Dependable, the one you can always count on, same with her mothering to the kids, she was and is the one that can always be counted on to be there! I am so blessed, and the family so very blessed that she was the rock the family foundation was built on.
Oh, found out last Wednesday night that Phil turned in his two weeks notice and is planning on getting back to his brick laying business.. he was so very good at it. I am so proud of him! He is so talented and loves the outdoors, and working for his self. He will do well, and he has his new wheel to make his pottery, so now he can be busy with both, plus his outstanding garden, and his awesome yard... and wonderful family... wow.. he might just be able to stay busy all the time, haha...
All I know for now. Today is to be moving day... for the Blankinship's. and all is well in the world.....
Thursday, May 05, 2005
Jon just called.. and ...
Jonathan just called to tell us that Kaitlyn just had her first tooth break thru the skin.. he is so proud!! How cool is that. Jake just called and Heather and family might get to move home tomorrow about noon... Ann is still up there helping out around the hospital, and I heard that Great grandma went up for a bit this afternoon. She presented Madison Ann with her first bib, hand made by Great Grandma Moffat yesterday.. Paul was off to the Drs. appointment this afternoon, and I am not sure but Andrew might come home with Ann from Hospital to spend the night again, so Dad can get some sleep! He will be spending time with Paul's folks, Grandpa Roy and Joan this weekend, and of course checking on his new baby goats... and sis!
Not sure what else is going on.. not sure I want to know.. haha but still NO NOT A DROP... of rain!!
Later.. s
Not sure what else is going on.. not sure I want to know.. haha but still NO NOT A DROP... of rain!!
Later.. s
Today's Quote
Today's Quote
How rare and wonderful is that flash of a moment when we realize we have discovered a friend.
-William Rostler
How rare and wonderful is that flash of a moment when we realize we have discovered a friend.
-William Rostler
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