Happy Birthday to Katy Lou!

We are wishing her a very happy birthday and cannot wait to see everyone when they come up for Christmas!



May you have lots of fun celebrating your birthday!

50 free Christmas Cards

As like Krystin I also love receiving Christmas cards especially picture Christmas cards. Shutterfly is giving bloggers 50 free Christmas Cards for posting about their cards on your blog. I have been seeing a lot of this post on other people’s blog and of course wanted to get in on the excitement and get the word out!

This is going to be my first experience with Shutterfly and I am looking forward to the many more opportunities in the future to be working with them. The day the cards come in the mail will be met with fun and excitement to show the family what Scott and I have been up to in the past year. I love the ones with many places to put pictures. I am super excited because there are so many choices I don’t know what one to choose, check it out here http://www.shutterfly.com/cards-stationery/christmas-cards

Which one should I choose?

I love them all!

Graduate School

Scott has started Graduate School through Marquette at Bloodcenter of Wisconsin for his certificate in Specialist of Blood Banking. This certificate is the start of accumilating credits for his Masters in Bloodbanking. He has been really committed lately to studying and keeping up with homework.

Since a lot of this is science and committing everything to memory I have been helping him study, quizzing him, for his tests, I have been expanding my vocabulary and knowledge in the blood world. Words are so big and massive that I cannot even start to tell you what they are like. And he deals with this everyday.

Did you know that just on the outer layer of your Red Blood Cell their are different protiens that could get screwed up in so many different ways that lead to diseases such as anemia, and they can combat diseases such as malaria? This is just your red blood cell. Now think of that microscopic organism and multiply it by 1000 and you will be able to see the first layer of your Red Blood Cell.

Once you have comprehended that just think of your whole body and what it takes to make it tick and run just so you can live. WOW! God is an amazing creator and He never ceases to amaze me! What a wonderful body He has given each and everyone of us!

By the way I almost forgot to tell you that he recieved a 96% on his last test, only getting one wrong! Way to go Love! I am so proud of you!

October has gone and here is November!

During the month of October Scott and I were very busy.

Along with everyday work we started a Bible study with two other couples. We are going through the book Love and Respect by Eggerichs Emmerson. Very good book and brings into perspective the difference between men and women and how we can understand each other in a better way.

The first weekend I went away to Turkey Run State Park with Noelle and Stephanie for our annual get together. We went camping, hiking and spent 2 hours in a corn maze. We had a lot of fun hiking and logging the miles on our long journeys. Scott stayed home to work his last on schedule weekend for the ambulence. He is going to be taking a little hiatus from it until things settle down with school and work.

Scott is trying to keep a balance between work and school. He is getting up and going into work early to get some school work done or staying late to either work or study for school. He is doing a great job at studying at home and fitting time in for work and of course me.

The second weekend we got a bunch of friends together to go to the Trienen Family Farm in Lodi, WI. It is Wisconsins largest corn maze! We split up into two teams, girls and boys. The object of the maze is to find each map piece (8) and a hole puncher in each faze of the map. Whoever got out first with their whole team won. It was HOT and the girls ruled!

The third weekend I think we had nothing going on so we stayed home so Scott could study for his first test. He did well and is starting to get ready to take his second test.

The Fourth weekend I went bridesmaid dress shopping with my friend for her wedding next August. Scott and his Dad rolled our TV, which quit on us two weeks prior, out of our apartment and took it away. Because it was so big they had to roll it like a snowball in order for it to be moved. I wish I could have been there to see it.

This last weekend we had a wedding Saturday, congratulations to Jeremy and Melissa Phillips. It was a beautiful outdoor wedding on Ottawa Lake in Kettle Moraine Forrest. Sunday Scott and the boys watched the Packer game while the ladies got ready to throw a baby shower for Krystin to welcome little Cole. It went very well! I want to thank Naomi, Carol, and Emily for all their help, I couldn't do it without them! Thank you!

That is all for now. Blogger is taking forever to load pictures so they will come later!

Nothing Says Let's Get The Day Started

Like boogers in the sink and poop stuck to the inside of the toilet bowl that wouldn't flush. Said poop had to be scraped off with a styrofoam cup, I wasn't going to touch it.

P.S. This was all in the mens bathroom...of course!

Findings...

Some things that I have found since starting the job as a fitness manager...

1. Headphones
2. Shoes
3. Water bottles
4. Coats
5. Sweatshirts
6. 6 pairs of guys underwear
7. 1 bra
8. Towels
9. Jewelry
10. Socks

The next time you lose something make sure you check the nearest gym because it might have migrated there by itself!

Welcome Cole Bradley!

Congratulations Kyle and Krystin on your new addition to your family! Cole Bradley Dieringer was born on September 23, 2010 at 4:32pm 6 lbs. 11 oz. 19 in. long!

Here are some pictures to enjoy!

Dressed and ready for the night!

The new proud dad! First Packer Game together Monday NightCole Bradley Dieringer

The new family of three!


First bath

Congratulations Grandma Number 5!

The Proud Auntie!