
Showing posts with label Jason. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jason. Show all posts
Friday, March 5, 2010
Cramped Working Conditions
I just found this....I meant to post this a while ago. But this is my hubby working inside the engine of a Boeing 747-8....while he loves his work, this was a pretty cramped working condition....he really needed a good back massage after this job!

Friday, January 22, 2010
Prayers Please
Tonight Jason got news of a former MARINE friend and flight mechanic. Ameer Ali has been a pilot in Alaska and last night his plane crashed. His body and that of his copilot have yet to be found and the search has been suspended. Even if they survived the crash after all this time in the water, they have almost no chance of survival. Jason was stationed with him in NYC and they served many missions together, including their time in Iraq and Afghanistan. He was hoping to see some more of Ameer as he was going to start some work around the Seattle area. Please keep all of this in prayer...so hard to lose a friend and praying he can be found!
http://www.adn.com/news/alaska/rural/story/1105193.html
http://www.adn.com/news/alaska/ap_alaska/story/1105205.html
http://www.adn.com/news/alaska/rural/story/1105193.html
http://www.adn.com/news/alaska/ap_alaska/story/1105205.html
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Sunflowers, anyone??
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Happy (belated) Birthday "Old" Man!
Saturday we celebrated my hubby's big 30th Birthday! I get to tease him for at least the next 4 months until it is my turn. While he didn't really enjoy seeing the black balloons and decorations and family members showing up in black attire....he was a good sport and wore his funny hat and button and took it all in stride. Thirty always sounded so old and now that we are reaching this milestone, I think it sounds really young! Happy Birthday babe, we love you!!!
Jason and his women
Monday, June 15, 2009
Our Garden Helpers
This year, Jason rented a 10x20 and 10x10 garden plots that our local community offers in a new garden patch they created. The dirt was not great so Jason spent a lot of time tilling it over, getting rocks out, and putting new garden soil and compost in it...and finally got all his vegetables that he had grown in the greenhouse in the dirt!! Angel and Emma have enjoyed helping go check on the garden and water it, plus there is a park they built for kids that they enjoy visiting as well. So we hope to have lots of produce starting in July...probably more than we know what to do with!!!!
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Waiting for Papa
This past week we had several sunny (although cold) days and me and the girls enjoyed waiting outside for Papa to come home from work. He rides his bike to the ferry and then to work in Seattle and then back home. Last summer we made up a "Papa coming home" song to the tune of "She'll be coming 'round the mountain"....so we enjoyed singing and waiting to hear his bike bell ringing...and Angelica enjoyed picking up leaves and sticks in her one year Halloween costume she found...however, she was only able to get the top part of the Elephant costume to fit....from behind she looked like a little mouse!!! Looking forward to spring and lots of fresh air!!
Monday, November 10, 2008
Potatoes
Friday, October 10, 2008
Ready to Ride
Friday, October 3, 2008
Happy Birthday Hon!
Friday, August 22, 2008
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
One of many reasons
There are many reasons why I love my hubby, but one of them is definitely is mister-fix-it and frugal spending, do-it-myself mentality and talent. We have so far (other than new tires) NEVER taken our cars to get fixed for anything. He has always said that places charge way too much and most of it is for labor costs, so why not just learn how and do it yourself? He has gotten books on our cars and when there is a problem he figures out what it is, shops around for the best part and learns how to do it. While sometimes these things take hours to remedy, he has saved us hundreds of dollars. Last Friday, he drove home and his car sounded like a truck or Harley pulling into the driveway. He thought his exhaust manifold had broken but it ended up being something with the muffler area (note how car savvy I am? I am probably getting all the details wrong!). Anyways, he started driving around to get estimates on parts etc....to only keep getting told that the part was between$100-200 bucks and with labor to fix would cost around $500!! He kept at it and finally found a place where he asked if his car really needed two catalytic converters...the answer was no. So Jason asked them if they would just cut out the bad one and weld a straight pipe on to fix the problem. The shop agreed and $40 bucks later the problem was fixed and he drove home, happy and quietly!! I am so thankful to have him around to fix these issues and determined to do it because I am afraid I would have gotten suckered into the $500 rip off deal!
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Official Boeing Employee
Congrats to my hubby Jason...he just accepted a job as a Developmental Testing Mechanic with Boeing. The whole package sounded really good, but we were just debating the whole commute situation for awhile. So...while he will definitely have a long commute we are hoping that those hours will be able to help with studying or reading that he wants/needs to get done. He is very excited about the position and working with this great company...we will keep you posted!! Thanks for everyone's prayers!
Friday, October 5, 2007
Birthday pics and recipes
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
Happy Birthday Honey!! (& Papa)
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