Safety Hazards

So, I cook and I then I burn myself. It's a very common occurance in our home. Randy and I can recount several occasions when we actually heard my skin sizzle and pop. I have hands of steel compared to most people. I think.

Then I started doing hair on a regular basis.

On Saturday the salon ran out of gloves.

I had a burn on my thumb.

My fingers were then used to apply some high lift color (double developer and lots of ammonia...) to make a brunette a blonde (ummm she looked fabulous and I was more than excited to claim my work! Just in case you were wondering) BUT

My fingers are still hurting and it's been days.

Question: Does this mean I've lost my 'hands of steel' status? Should I quit cooking so I can work? or should I quit working so I can cook? Cooking is a serious safety hazard for me.... Let's think about this.....

Oh yeah, I am so not ok with a hammer either. Someone broke part of our fence. Alice, being fertile and free is quite the hazard (I am working on the spay thing... ok, not very hard but I will get around to it. I promise.) So I marched outside with my trusty hammer and my newly acquired nails.... One seriously sore thumb later (but NO swears) Alice is no longer free. Just fertile. And hopefully not the pregnant fertile. Can a 7 month old dogs become pregnant?

Hi There!

We just wanted to say "HI!" We haven't blogged much lately. We've been really busy and I am pretty sure that in the coming years I will regret not taking the time to blog/journal our life.... Guilt later.

Now: Rowan- overdosing on candy. A true Stolle loves his sugar! Mikayla- plowing through her non-kindergarten homework. Beth- mommy extaordinaire. Randy- busy as a word does not even describe!!

The End!