Showing posts with label Hampton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hampton. Show all posts

Sunday, July 22, 2012

{ my favorite maple }

Our backyard tree, throughout the year.

I think I love it so much because each time I look out the kitchen window, it's where I see the kids playing, the leaves changing, or the snow falling.


It's the perfect tree.








Saturday, December 03, 2011

{ i love a parade }

Holiday happenings in Hampton, NH.

The Stanley Cup even made an appearance (c/o the Boston Bruins).

Small town festivities -- so great.

Monday, October 31, 2011

{ october snow }

A rare October snow blanketed us this weekend. There was something especially festive about seeing the brightly-colored autumn leaves and Halloween decorations splashed against all the fresh snow around town -- quite a sight.

I love living in New England.









Friday, October 07, 2011

{ soccer cookies }

David Beckham, if you're reading this and want me to make you some cookies as well, I'm your girl.

I'll even give you a discount.

These however, were created with love for Hampton, NH's own budding soccer stars.




Saturday, September 24, 2011

{ fĆŗtbol mom }

Aidan is now knee- (or shin guard) deep in soccer season. And the boy loves it, despite the fact he has yet to figure out all the Xs and Os (are there Xs and Os in soccer?). But that's secondary to the smiles and laughter at this point, as Coach Ben has reminded me.

Yet I've still found myself aggressively yelling, "Kick the ball into the net, Aidan!" more times than I care to admit. And a few games ago, I repeatedly questioned to other parents standing around me why the soccer whiz kid (think David Beckham Jr.) red head on the opposing team, who seemed to score at least 38 goals, played the entire game, rather than rotating out like the other players.

Lord, please guard me against becoming an obnoxious soccer mom.

At least I don't drive a mini van ... and never will.

Go, Hampton Rapids!






Sunday, August 28, 2011

{ c'mon, Irene }

We survived the "big storm" (that wasn't).

My daddy was here visiting, which 100% took the stress off. We ended up stocking up on lots of booze, cooking big pots of yummy food ("just in case..."), and enjoying some cooler temps and beautiful showers.

Thankfully here on the New Hampshire Seacoast, the extent of our hurricane effects was brief gusts of wind (that cleaned out the "loose" tree branches) and some moderate rain -- nothing but a good ol' fashioned thunderstorm.