Elli has been busy with her hama beads. (lots of little plastic beads put on a form one by one and then ironed by dear ol' mom). Take a good look, some of you might see these again around Christmas time.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
Rottweil
Because of our affection for Rottweilers we decided to head down to their stomping grounds last weekend. We didn't see any REAL rottweilers but we did see many other great things...
I'm not sure about the funny look on Elli's face. Maybe she doesn't like rotties, or maybe its how hight her pants are being hiked.
I always wanted to ride our dogs as a kid. It never seemed to work out like this.
Elli and mama "kissing" at the great park we found. It was perfect for Elli!
A tower leading into the marketplace. We were there for the Saturday market and had some great samples.
I'm not sure about the funny look on Elli's face. Maybe she doesn't like rotties, or maybe its how hight her pants are being hiked.
I always wanted to ride our dogs as a kid. It never seemed to work out like this.
Elli and mama "kissing" at the great park we found. It was perfect for Elli!
A tower leading into the marketplace. We were there for the Saturday market and had some great samples.
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Elli's Latest Cuteness
We are hearing alot of fun phrases from Elli these days. We thought we would share a few of our favorites:
On the way home from church I see some goats and I say:
M:"Oh Look Elli, Billy Goats"
E: "Billy Goats? That is a funny word. But we can just call them goats also"
M:"Yes Elli"
E: "But we can call them billy goats too because they have belly buttons"
On the way to the toystore, Elli and Abby's seats are on opposite sides of the backseat:
E: "Mom, maybe we can put our seats together"
M: "Why Elli"
E: "Then we can do hugging and kissing in the back seat!"
On the way home from the temple. Kyle and I take turns going in and watching the girls:
E: "Mom, I can wear your skirt, then I can go in the temple too. Then when I am done I will come out and you can wear your skirt and go in!!!"
M: "Elli you are going to go into the temple someday and its going to be so wonderful!"
E: "Yeah, and you and Dad can stay outside and watch Abby"
Mom and Elli role playing introductions:
M: "Hello, what is your name?"
E: "Elli Holzer"
M: "Oh, nice to meet you Elli and where do you come from?"
E: "Daddy!"
M: "Oh and who is that (pointing to Dad and hoping to hear the word Kyle)
E: "Daddy Holzer"
E: "Mom, I am going to have children"
M: "Oh great! How many?"
E: "Four", "and they are going to be blue"
M: "Oh really?"
E: "Yes, and they are going to sleep in my bed. One on the top bunk and one on the bottom"
M: "Really? And wear will you sleep?"
E: "In mom and dad's bed"
After talking about our visit home to Grandpas house for the holidays"
E: "Mom I'm so cited to jump on the Grampoline!"
Coming home from Kindergarten
E: "Mom I learned to speak German today"
M: "You did?"
E: "Yeah, I can say 'sola' (spreading her arms wide)
[fyi: sola is not a german word]
M: "Wow! That's great!"
E: "Yeah, Elli can speak German and Daddy can speak German, but Mom, you can't speak German"
She's right!
On the way home from church I see some goats and I say:
M:"Oh Look Elli, Billy Goats"
E: "Billy Goats? That is a funny word. But we can just call them goats also"
M:"Yes Elli"
E: "But we can call them billy goats too because they have belly buttons"
On the way to the toystore, Elli and Abby's seats are on opposite sides of the backseat:
E: "Mom, maybe we can put our seats together"
M: "Why Elli"
E: "Then we can do hugging and kissing in the back seat!"
On the way home from the temple. Kyle and I take turns going in and watching the girls:
E: "Mom, I can wear your skirt, then I can go in the temple too. Then when I am done I will come out and you can wear your skirt and go in!!!"
M: "Elli you are going to go into the temple someday and its going to be so wonderful!"
E: "Yeah, and you and Dad can stay outside and watch Abby"
Mom and Elli role playing introductions:
M: "Hello, what is your name?"
E: "Elli Holzer"
M: "Oh, nice to meet you Elli and where do you come from?"
E: "Daddy!"
M: "Oh and who is that (pointing to Dad and hoping to hear the word Kyle)
E: "Daddy Holzer"
E: "Mom, I am going to have children"
M: "Oh great! How many?"
E: "Four", "and they are going to be blue"
M: "Oh really?"
E: "Yes, and they are going to sleep in my bed. One on the top bunk and one on the bottom"
M: "Really? And wear will you sleep?"
E: "In mom and dad's bed"
After talking about our visit home to Grandpas house for the holidays"
E: "Mom I'm so cited to jump on the Grampoline!"
Coming home from Kindergarten
E: "Mom I learned to speak German today"
M: "You did?"
E: "Yeah, I can say 'sola' (spreading her arms wide)
[fyi: sola is not a german word]
M: "Wow! That's great!"
E: "Yeah, Elli can speak German and Daddy can speak German, but Mom, you can't speak German"
She's right!
Monday, October 13, 2008
Schoenbuch
Keto Kid
Horray for Elli! She underwent a napping (20 min.)EEG last week and they couldn't find any seizures! Even though we are still finetuning the diet to get the most success, it is making a difference for Elli. Hats off to her for eating the food and not complaining. She goes through one of these bottles of oil every few weeks! It is not easy, but she has shown us she can do hard things.
Here is a link to a site about Glut 1 Elli's condition. It also has interesting links about the Ketogenic diet. Elli is currently on a ratio of 85% fat 6% protein and 9% carbs. www.glut1.de
Monday, October 6, 2008
FC Bayern Muenchin - Soccer Game!
Nelsen is in town for a few days for business. We went to a Bayern Muenchin soccer game on Saturday. One of my lifetime goals - score! There were actually 6 goals scored, quite an exciting game. We tied 3-3.
Here is some of the pre-game show. A remarkably different style than our marching band at the University of Utah. Any band that does polka in lederhosen has got to be cool.
I was coveting my neighbor's bratwurst. I don't think Moses listed that one in Deuteronomy so I must be ok.
Philip Lamm - one of the young soccer stars in Germany. He was on the national team too this last go around in the European cup.
The stadium. They announced it was a sellout crowd. I saw a few empty seat, but not many.
Here is some of the pre-game show. A remarkably different style than our marching band at the University of Utah. Any band that does polka in lederhosen has got to be cool.
I was coveting my neighbor's bratwurst. I don't think Moses listed that one in Deuteronomy so I must be ok.
Philip Lamm - one of the young soccer stars in Germany. He was on the national team too this last go around in the European cup.
The stadium. They announced it was a sellout crowd. I saw a few empty seat, but not many.
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