What an amazing man. Words cannot express how great he truly was. He will be greatly missed!!
-Lawrence, Gwen & Family
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Sunday, January 27, 2008
Friday, January 25, 2008
Happy 4th Birthday B!!
Hey Brenden, you're getting sooooo BIG. Can't believe you are 4 years old. WOW!! We love you buddy.
- The Gundie Gang
- The Gundie Gang
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Below Freezing....
So this morning, we woke up to a beautiful sunshiney day until we looked at the weather thermometer and it read a while whopping -17 degrees!!! It is absolutley freezing and beyond. Of course all of the schools around Rexburg have been canceled today except for the lovely BYU-Idaho. Yeah for that.
Friday, January 18, 2008
Lets all share our calendars.
Hey all, I just finished setting up my Google calendar and I shared it with the quigclan calendar. If you’d like to share your calendar with me or the family site just follow these simple steps. Also let me know the account you keep your calendar under and I’ll share ours with you.
1. Just log in to your calendar main page.
2. Click on “Settings” in the upper right corner.
3. Under “Calendar Settings” click on “Calendars”.
4. Under “SHARING” click where it says “Shared” or “Share Calendar” or something similar to that.
5. For your security and so that you don’t share your calendar with the world make sure that “Do not share with everyone” is selected. (The other options will allow all or part of your calendar to be searched on public calendar searches I think.)
6. Under “ADD A NEW PERSON” type our gmail account. (bepnbob@gmail.com) and click “Add Person” on the right side of the screen. Make sure you click “Save” at the bottom or all your effort will have been for nothing.
7. If you’d like to share with others in the family, you can add multiple people before clicking “Save”. (fyi. The families calendar is quigclan@gmail.com)
Remember that this only adds your calendar to my list. It won’t make any changes to yours until I in turn add you to my list.
Also an fyi when you add me to your list you can set my permissions as far as what I can or can’t see. Another way to keep your personal events personal is to select the “This event is: Private” box on the right side of the screen when creating an event and nobody you share with will be able to see that specific event or its details. (for example, Bethany and I will make things like her work schedule and my exam schedule private, not because they are private but because I don’t want to clog your calendar with dates that don’t apply to you.)
Call if you have any questions or if my directions are totally wrong or confusing. Thanks Greg and Melinda for setting up this new system I look forward to figuring out how to use its resources.
Morgan
(702) 423-2659
1. Just log in to your calendar main page.
2. Click on “Settings” in the upper right corner.
3. Under “Calendar Settings” click on “Calendars”.
4. Under “SHARING” click where it says “Shared” or “Share Calendar” or something similar to that.
5. For your security and so that you don’t share your calendar with the world make sure that “Do not share with everyone” is selected. (The other options will allow all or part of your calendar to be searched on public calendar searches I think.)
6. Under “ADD A NEW PERSON” type our gmail account. (bepnbob@gmail.com) and click “Add Person” on the right side of the screen. Make sure you click “Save” at the bottom or all your effort will have been for nothing.
7. If you’d like to share with others in the family, you can add multiple people before clicking “Save”. (fyi. The families calendar is quigclan@gmail.com)
Remember that this only adds your calendar to my list. It won’t make any changes to yours until I in turn add you to my list.
Also an fyi when you add me to your list you can set my permissions as far as what I can or can’t see. Another way to keep your personal events personal is to select the “This event is: Private” box on the right side of the screen when creating an event and nobody you share with will be able to see that specific event or its details. (for example, Bethany and I will make things like her work schedule and my exam schedule private, not because they are private but because I don’t want to clog your calendar with dates that don’t apply to you.)
Call if you have any questions or if my directions are totally wrong or confusing. Thanks Greg and Melinda for setting up this new system I look forward to figuring out how to use its resources.
Morgan
(702) 423-2659
CLEANING WITH THE KIDS
Quigley Family Toilet Cleaner
1. Mother Gwen (wearing her tutu) calls a meeting, then puts both lids of the toilet up and adds 1/8 cup of pet shampoo to the water in the bowl.
2. Garth picks up the cat and soothes her while Lee carries Mitzie towards the bathroom.
3. In one smooth movement, Mig puts the cat in the toilet and closes both lids. Bry stands on the lids.
4. Mitzie self agitates and makes ample suds. Never mind the noises that came from the toilet, the cat was actually enjoying this.
5. Mels flushes the toilet three or four times. This provides a 'power-wash and rinse'.
6. Mork opens the front door of our Lakewood home. Reese is sure that there are no people between the bathroom and the front door.
7. All kids stand behind the toilet or as far out of the way as possible and Gwennie quickly lifts both lids.
8. Mitzie rockets out of the toilet, streaks through the bathroom, down the stairs and runs outside where she will dry herself off, cursing the “little angels” in cat language.
9. Both the commode and the cat are sparkling clean.
10. All "innocent" Quigley kids all claim accomplishment and responsibility for cleaning the bathroom and grooming the cat so nicely. They all deny any knowledge of where the water throughout the house came from, and then ask the Supreme Mother for treats as she pulls into the driveway after grocery shopping!
that's my story and I'm sticking to it! luv...pops
1. Mother Gwen (wearing her tutu) calls a meeting, then puts both lids of the toilet up and adds 1/8 cup of pet shampoo to the water in the bowl.
2. Garth picks up the cat and soothes her while Lee carries Mitzie towards the bathroom.
3. In one smooth movement, Mig puts the cat in the toilet and closes both lids. Bry stands on the lids.
4. Mitzie self agitates and makes ample suds. Never mind the noises that came from the toilet, the cat was actually enjoying this.
5. Mels flushes the toilet three or four times. This provides a 'power-wash and rinse'.
6. Mork opens the front door of our Lakewood home. Reese is sure that there are no people between the bathroom and the front door.
7. All kids stand behind the toilet or as far out of the way as possible and Gwennie quickly lifts both lids.
8. Mitzie rockets out of the toilet, streaks through the bathroom, down the stairs and runs outside where she will dry herself off, cursing the “little angels” in cat language.
9. Both the commode and the cat are sparkling clean.
10. All "innocent" Quigley kids all claim accomplishment and responsibility for cleaning the bathroom and grooming the cat so nicely. They all deny any knowledge of where the water throughout the house came from, and then ask the Supreme Mother for treats as she pulls into the driveway after grocery shopping!
that's my story and I'm sticking to it! luv...pops
Thursday, January 17, 2008
Good times
Mignon and I went to a food storage class together tonight. I'm not gunna lie, more than half of it went over my head, but I still loved it. Learning new things is always fun for me. Hopefully I can translate some of the many good ideas into my life. I'm definately excited to attend future classes. Maybe someday I'll get comfortable in the food storage world. In the meantime, I thought I'd share an easy-shmeasy food storage recipe that I made the other day. Prepare yourself for something amazing. :) Greg and I love beans and rice so this a cheap, easy, yummy, and fast way to get there. (Our family is small, so obviously adjust for yours.)
- Prepare 1 to 1 1/2 cups rice.
- While your rice cooks, combine 1 can undrained black beans with 1 can stewed tomatoes in a small pot.
- Let it simmer together until your rice is done, and bam you're done.
It's something yummy you can eat alone in an emergency, but I'll usually grill chicken, and make a salad to go with it.
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