Category Archives: Sasha

Saturday Snap – Sasha Grooving

Shea got invited to Pace’s school for a Volunteer Appreciation Tea for some work she’d done to help out with Pace’s class this year while she was on maternity leave.  She took Sasha to the tea and it was a pleasant surprise that Pace’s class was also the one chosen to entertain the volunteers.  Sasha […]

Parenting Sure Has Changed!

In the old days, if your kid fell in a hole you reached for them. Today, you reach for your camera phone! 😉

Saturday Snap – Nice Weather’s Here…

  …so we’re in the backyard as much as possible!  

Monkey Pile on Daddy

Saturday Snap – #yqr Science Rendezvous

Shea took Pace and Sasha to ScienceRendezvous which was happening at the U of R on Saturday. This is a cross-country day celebrating science.  At the U of R, all the various science faculties got together to do demonstrations for the general public.  I was working but was able to run out to the Uni over my […]

Waiting For Aunt Sandi To Arrive

Saturday Snap: I’m Not Sure If Sasha Is Late For Easter Or Early For Halloween?

Clean-up in Aisle 7! Sasha decided to grab hold of the egg carton in our shopping cart the other day and dump a few of them on the grocery store’s floor. Conveniently, Shea was in another aisle while I was with Pace who said “Let’s get out of here!” and pretty much took off running.  (He […]

Happy First Birthday Sasha Basha!

Hard to believe it’s been a year since a very important milestone in my life. Yes, it’s exactly one year ago today that I got my Most Liked post ever on Facebook!  (I posted a picture of Sasha immediately after she was born in the delivery room.  Okay, not *immediately* after she was born!) When […]

Saturday Snap – One Year Check-up

Sasha enjoying her one year check-up with one of Saskatchewan’s best doctors…

Ten Random Thoughts

Not sure if the anti-bullying Pink Shirt Day worked for Pace.  He called me a “stupid noob” when I got home then gave me a double shot to the stomach! Time to cut back on the Minecraft I guess… 😉 Talking to people who don’t live in Libraryland often makes me realise that librarians are […]