Nikki's Cake ... I think?Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Monday, December 29, 2008
Sunday, December 14, 2008
Bingham Family Christmas Party 2008
We missed a few of our family: Jamie and his family traveling, Nicole in School, Kathryn had the flu, Jimmy had to study and Lisa got into a car accident before the party and is doing OK and we all hope her the best. But all in all the party was fun and controlled by 2 two-year olds and a one- year old.
Thursday, December 4, 2008
Tims Fire Station.
So we visited Tim at his Fire Station, Ricky had a blast but Eden was a little "unsure" ^_-
Sunday, November 30, 2008
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
Friday, November 14, 2008
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
My Birthday
Wow. I am so blessed. Today I recieved numerous phone calls wishing me happy b-day. Even Marty and Nicole Elizabeth (Nik-Nak) called me. I have a great family. Thank goodness I am married to Dawn Marie and she remembers to call everyone on their b-day. I love you guys. Tim
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Halloween is coming!
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Uncle Marty's 9 - 5
Always has to keep an eye on her Mommy.
She just can't grow up fast enough.
Smile Sarah!
Pondering Life's Questions.
"UNCLE MARTY!!" - Farmer Joe. (not John)
Smile Sarah!
Pondering Life's Questions.
"UNCLE MARTY!!" - Farmer Joe. (not John)
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Sarah's head wound
Click on this photo to see the HUGE head wound Sarah suffered at dad's wedding. (You just can't let family watch your kids).
Saturday, September 6, 2008
Friday, September 5, 2008
Summary of us
The Firstborn Child: Typically, a first child grows up to be a conscientious and achievement-oriented adult who enjoys being in control and strives to please others. The idea is that when they were young, they had their parents all to themselves for a while, then lost that privilege. As a result, even as adults, they look for ways to gain back the undivided attention and approval they got used to receiving before their siblings came along. They're also often very organized and prefer to be in charge, which produces success in academics and career.The good news for a firstborn when it comes to relationships, then, is that they're most likely reliable. You can count on them to be where they said they'd be, when they said they'd be there, and much of the guesswork of a relationship will be removed. The flip side of this, of course, is that they may need to work on being a bit more spontaneous and free-spirited. Also, a firstborn should be very aware of their potential tendency to try to maintain complete control when they interact with others; their relationships will benefit if they keep in mind the importance of compromise and collaboration.
The Middle Child: The middle child can often feel "squeezed out" by their siblings. The older sibling gets more responsibility and opportunities, while the younger sibling is the baby of the family and is thus coddled and adored. The good news is that middle children gets lots of practice at negotiating conflict, since they have to deal with it in both directions. Their flexibility and sociability means that they'll often end up being the kind of laid-back people that others like to be around. They also usually show strengths when it comes to compromise and coalition building.As a result, a middle child often makes a very good romantic partner. Since middle children are the least likely to have been spoiled in any way, they're most likely willing to work hard to create a happy and meaningful relationship. One pitfall to watch out for, though, is the desire to avoid conflict, which middle children typically hate. They've experienced enough conflict and therefore do all that they can to steer clear of it. That, of course, is a dangerous inclination in a relationship, where it's often crucial that conflict be acknowledged and dealt with.
The Youngest Child: The youngest child is the one most likely to ask, "Why?" This ability to view issues from a critical perspective means they conform less and often come up with creative solutions to problems. One potential drawback is that they've often been cared for by so many people in their life that they can expect others to take responsibility for them. The youngest child is often more outgoing and social, and they'll usually take more risks, meaning that they may get to experience more diverse opportunities than their older siblings.What this means in a relationship, then, is that the youngest child offers all kinds of fun and excitement. Whether on a first date or in a serious relationship, you can count on a youngest child to find spontaneous, unexpected ways to amp up the excitement. This spontaneity can also lead to potential problems in a relationship, though, since it's not always accompanied by dependency and accountability. Also, those powerful social skills bring all kinds of rewards, but they may not always be used for good; youngest children need to be careful not to abuse those powers by manipulating to get what they want.
The Only Child: An only child is much like a firstborn, except that he or she never had to share the parents or get to experience the conflict and connection that exists between siblings. Only children, therefore, are often mature and can be aloof, expecting to receive special circumstances from those around them. Even as children, they're usually serious and dependable, and like the oldest child, they will often find great success in school and career.Only children bring many relationship skills to the table. They're dependable and sensitive, and willing to sacrifice for the people they care about. They're good communicators, and since they lived alone with their parents for so long, they've already had lots of practice at being in relationships with adults. Perfectionism is one trait that an only child needs to watch out for; this can present a real challenge to a partner, especially if that partner happens to be a youngest child. Another issue to remain aware of if you're an only child is your tendency to proceed slowly. Your caution and matter-of-factness are definite strengths in much of your life. But there may be times when you need to "step out" a bit more and take some risks that allow a relationship to move forward and grow deeper.
The Middle Child: The middle child can often feel "squeezed out" by their siblings. The older sibling gets more responsibility and opportunities, while the younger sibling is the baby of the family and is thus coddled and adored. The good news is that middle children gets lots of practice at negotiating conflict, since they have to deal with it in both directions. Their flexibility and sociability means that they'll often end up being the kind of laid-back people that others like to be around. They also usually show strengths when it comes to compromise and coalition building.As a result, a middle child often makes a very good romantic partner. Since middle children are the least likely to have been spoiled in any way, they're most likely willing to work hard to create a happy and meaningful relationship. One pitfall to watch out for, though, is the desire to avoid conflict, which middle children typically hate. They've experienced enough conflict and therefore do all that they can to steer clear of it. That, of course, is a dangerous inclination in a relationship, where it's often crucial that conflict be acknowledged and dealt with.
The Youngest Child: The youngest child is the one most likely to ask, "Why?" This ability to view issues from a critical perspective means they conform less and often come up with creative solutions to problems. One potential drawback is that they've often been cared for by so many people in their life that they can expect others to take responsibility for them. The youngest child is often more outgoing and social, and they'll usually take more risks, meaning that they may get to experience more diverse opportunities than their older siblings.What this means in a relationship, then, is that the youngest child offers all kinds of fun and excitement. Whether on a first date or in a serious relationship, you can count on a youngest child to find spontaneous, unexpected ways to amp up the excitement. This spontaneity can also lead to potential problems in a relationship, though, since it's not always accompanied by dependency and accountability. Also, those powerful social skills bring all kinds of rewards, but they may not always be used for good; youngest children need to be careful not to abuse those powers by manipulating to get what they want.
The Only Child: An only child is much like a firstborn, except that he or she never had to share the parents or get to experience the conflict and connection that exists between siblings. Only children, therefore, are often mature and can be aloof, expecting to receive special circumstances from those around them. Even as children, they're usually serious and dependable, and like the oldest child, they will often find great success in school and career.Only children bring many relationship skills to the table. They're dependable and sensitive, and willing to sacrifice for the people they care about. They're good communicators, and since they lived alone with their parents for so long, they've already had lots of practice at being in relationships with adults. Perfectionism is one trait that an only child needs to watch out for; this can present a real challenge to a partner, especially if that partner happens to be a youngest child. Another issue to remain aware of if you're an only child is your tendency to proceed slowly. Your caution and matter-of-factness are definite strengths in much of your life. But there may be times when you need to "step out" a bit more and take some risks that allow a relationship to move forward and grow deeper.
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Goodbye Summer
Well, the lazy days of summer are coming to an end. I know summer has not "officially" ended, but Jimmy is going back to school next week and so the Evans Family summer is over. Thats ok, we have made so many happy memories this summer. That's all I want, happy days that turn into happy memories. We only have two more years until Seth is in school....so I will take all I can get with my little family. I hope you all had a WONDERFUL summer! I love you all, you are the best family in the world!
Evans Family
Kaylee, Nikki, and Martin.
Best buds. (Most of the time)
Uncle Marty's fan club. (Watch your pizza Sarah, I think Eden wants a bite).
Eden and her beautiful mommy.
Mr. Stud in his new swim trunks.
Evans Family
Kaylee, Nikki, and Martin.
Best buds. (Most of the time)
Uncle Marty's fan club. (Watch your pizza Sarah, I think Eden wants a bite).
Eden and her beautiful mommy.
Mr. Stud in his new swim trunks.
Monday, August 25, 2008
Park Tim
Included are a few images of Park Tim... The location of many events...Weddings, BBQ's, Bar Mitvahs, Pool Parties, Parachute Launches, Birthday Parties and Concerts... Think it and Dawn can plan it...
Saturday, August 16, 2008
Softball
Tim and Jimmys softball team (ACME Softball) finished in 1st place in their division of the 2nd half . It could not have been done without the support of their families and cheering section.....Thanks
Tuesday, August 12, 2008
Tims Summer (So far)
So here is the story of Tims summer:
June 1 Tim and Dawn go away on their anniversary trip. They return later that week and the next weekend was spent chipping away the tile and glue of the existing kitchen floor. Great family time and an open invitation to any friend that wanted to help. Come Monday Dawn goes to work and Tim, Austin and Siena start the wood flooring project. After two days Tim has to go on duty for 5 days and returns for two. On June 10th Tim's shift started that seemed like all summer. Here and there he got a few days off but was mostly on duty for over 45 days. He stayed here in Riverside County going to local fires till the end where he got to sleep under the stars in Merced, California. (Near Yosemite). As of this week Tim has his first 4 day, normal, days off. The four days off were utilized to hang French Doors leading out to to Park Tim (next post). It looks like a long summer.
June 1 Tim and Dawn go away on their anniversary trip. They return later that week and the next weekend was spent chipping away the tile and glue of the existing kitchen floor. Great family time and an open invitation to any friend that wanted to help. Come Monday Dawn goes to work and Tim, Austin and Siena start the wood flooring project. After two days Tim has to go on duty for 5 days and returns for two. On June 10th Tim's shift started that seemed like all summer. Here and there he got a few days off but was mostly on duty for over 45 days. He stayed here in Riverside County going to local fires till the end where he got to sleep under the stars in Merced, California. (Near Yosemite). As of this week Tim has his first 4 day, normal, days off. The four days off were utilized to hang French Doors leading out to to Park Tim (next post). It looks like a long summer.
Wednesday, July 23, 2008
Melissa's Hike
I went hiking yesterday....up to the M in moreno valley. I about died. Almost passed out three times....almost threw up a couple of times....kept seeing snakes that were not really there (mostly sticks that look very scary out of the corner of ones eye), and got scared and ran because I thought a mountain lion was chasing me...only to find out that is was just the string of my backpack that had come loose bumping into the bushes. Whatever....I made it, right? Go Mel. (This is where my family comes in.....you all call me and tell me how brave and cool I am for hiking up to the M).
Lame blog
Ok fam....our blog is lame-o! I know things are happening in our lives.....why are we not posting? Have you forgotton the log in and password?!?! Just call Mel and get it. We should be looking at cool pics from all the fires Tim has been on, Kourtney just got her drivers license...we need some pics of that, Kathryns fam just got back from a Big Bear vacation.....Nikki cut her hair again..... Eden is almost crawling....come on people....PLEASE post something...anything.
Monday, June 23, 2008
New Haircuts!
Before
AfterNikki was home from BYU and decided to get her hair cut....So Jessi, Gina, and Melissa all decided to be copycats!!! Don't we look sooooo cute? (Martin felt leftout, so we let him be in the pictures)
Sunday, June 15, 2008
"Where did we go wrong?"
Now that we have moved to Moreno Valley, Seth has kind of taken to his surroundings a little too much.
Monday, June 9, 2008
Madison, Sarah, Ricky, and Seth at dad's house. Dad went out to buy a pool for Sarah, Seth, and Ricky to share when they go to his house.....while he was at the store he decided that they each needed there own, so he came back with three instead. Can you say spoiled?!?!?! He is such a sucker for his grandkids......and wouldn't you know, they all played in the same one. (Shh! Don't tell dad).
Sunday, June 1, 2008
Saturday, May 31, 2008
Bingham kids
So sweet and innocent, but what you don't see is all the toys he threw behind the wall.5-27-08
Bryley playing in the fountain at Hollywood.5-27-08
Kourtney and Keagynn at Johnny Rockets.5-28-08
Everybody at Mickey's Cafe.
5-27-08
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