The Huebel Hammock

Stamp Club Round Up

Monday, September 30, 2013

Here are some greeting cards made in my monthly Stamp Club!

The martini in the glass is raised up and looks pretty neat.

Rubbed ink on the flowers proved more difficult than expected.

Host and teacher, Jackie, is standing up for the demo.

Grown-up Halloween card.

Loved this card! It may be my favorite so far. Yes, the we embossed on a dryer sheet!

4 years ago: Deutschland Countdown

3 years ago: Birthdays

2 years ago: Let's Confess

1 year ago: Hanging out with Roma

Texas Trip iPhone Pictures

Thursday, September 26, 2013

Here's a round-up of iPhone pictures from our trip to Texas a couple weeks ago:

A&M vs Rice

Mom & Dad

Did I mention that is was 104 degrees that day and we'd only been off the plane for about 4 hours...

Lakehouse boat ride

Cooper's for BBQ. Delish as always.

Happy Boy

Ready to get messy Mom?

Papasito's fajitas.

Katrina was 8.3 months pregnant. She gave birth to Parker Dixon Marrow yesterday!!!

Blue Bell, how I miss thee. Hello Krazy Kookie Dough...

4 years ago: Deutschland Countdown

3 years ago: Birthdays

2 years ago: Minus 10 inches

1 year ago: Number 28

Bump at 15 weeks

Wednesday, September 25, 2013

Here's some 15 week bump pictures!

This week Sprout is 2.4 oz, ~ 4inches, about the size of a small naval orange.

And this is what every picture really looked like before some cropping :) Miss Roma thinks the orange kinda looks like a ball...

4 years ago: Deutschland Countdown

3 years ago: Cook with Steph & Liz #10

2 years ago: Termination Dust

1 year ago: Thai Lemongrass Soup

We had a couple of beautiful, sunny days for Courtney on her visit. However it was chilly, so our little Nashville visitor could experience the TRUE Alaska :)

Courtney left and it promptly snowed on us.

Beluga Point scenic lookout on the drive south to Girdwood.

We went to Girdwood to hike the Winner Creek trail (relatively flat, with lots of maintained walkways). It was ~5 miles out to the "hand tram" and back. Here's some pictures:

Here's what the Hand Tram looks like. You essentially have to use the pulleys to manually move the little cage across and back. Keep in mind the tram goes over a ravine of rushing water hundreds of feet below...