The Orchardmama Blog

Spring Break 2016

Well it wasn't Hawaii, but we had a fun, short spring break trip.  Like our Kauai vacation, my mom came along which makes life feel impossibly easy (at least for me).   We stayed at my grandma's house in Vancouver and so that was a lot of fun.  The boys spent most of their time scootering around her neighborhood, because these poor farm boys never have had the opportunity to ride anything on pavement at their home (we love the dust and gravel!), much less on miles and miles of sidewalk.  My grandma also has wetlands just beyond her backyard, making for a great place to push around dump trucks and get completely muddy.

Along with getting the chance to catch up with family, we made a trip to the Oregon zoo.  It was HOT and there were a lot of people, but like I said, my mom came along so that made it really fun.  This wasn't her first rodeo, so she saddled me up with this sage advice: "See all the animals you know they want to see first, because then if the day falls apart at least they'll have seen the most important ones."  She's so smart.  Because of this, we were in and out in 3 1/2 hours, having seen all the highlights, and really most of what the zoo had to offer.

Leah learned how to scream on this trip, and thankfully she didn't practice that during the 5 hour drive back home.

 

Nick could probably ride a scooter for 6 hours straight without stopping. I'm not kidding. Have you met him? LIMITLESS energy.  As he was buzzing by the house, several times I heard him singing Live on Forever, by the Afters which was so precious to me.  He always talks about heaven, and how cool it's going to be and how he wants to fly and ride a lion.  As he zipped around that neighborhood as fast as he could, belting the lyrics to that song on an 80 degree day, I could feel his little heartbeat for heaven and the joy he was experiencing catching the breeze on that scooter.

Milo comes alive with the natural world, so I knew the zoo would be an awesome day for him.  He wanted to stay and observe at each exhibit, far beyond what his little brother had patience for.  Nick was darting around, weaving through people, racing to the next spot and Milo was saying "Nick, stop!" and whispering under his breath to me "Oh my gosh, he's stressing me out" (I wonder where he's heard that before?).  Again, Grandma Heidi to the rescue.  We were able to split the boys and each go with their individual paces. Milo was most excited about the hippos, the lions, and the bald eagles.  Here he is, super pumped that the hippos emerged from the water so we could see them!

 

A few more pics from our time:

Lake Roosevelt 2014

This is one of a few trips to Lake Roosevelt this year for our family-but this time we were also with Grandpa Tom, Grandma Heidi, & the Miller family.  So much fun was had!  

The weather was great, the water where we camped was 75 degrees, the bees were minimal, no boat break-downs.....success!

Some  highlights:

*We brought the dinghy-Kevin gave all the boys several rides and they loved it when he turned it around and around in circles and said "Oh no we're stuck in a whirlpool!"

*Nick was sitting in a chair and felt a bug tickle his leg-he panicked a little and brushed it off quickly.  Then, he sat there looking irritated and said "Yah Juhk Spidah" (You Jerk Spider)

*Milo was in the water by about 7:30 each morning and didn't stop for much until it was time for bed-the benefit of 75 degree water temps!

*We made the usual trip to anchor and swim at the rocks. It's so pretty there

*We had no boat troubles

*Nick went for his first tube ride and loved it

*Nick spotted a frog swimming by and said "Look! A little swimmah thingy!!"  We caught it and put it in a bucket for a couple hours for observation:)

Here is a photo recap of the fun:

From snow to mud

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Milo was pretty determined to take down a bird with his bb gun.  No success this time, but I'm sure in a few years he'll be great free help with bird control in the cherry block.

Another bird.  One Milo is not allowed to shoot at with his bb gun.  We added 5 chicks to the flock.  3 Ameracaunas and 2 White Leghorns.  Picked solely for egg shell color.  The Ameracaunas lay blue or green and the white leghorns lay white.  Milo thinks it will be so cool to get white eggs like the ones from the store, because you know, those brown ones are so boring:)

I always love mud season. It allows for exponentially more time spent on my favorite hobby:laundry.  Followed by my second favorite hobby: cleaning the floors. Unfortunately these boys rarely remember to take off their mud caked boots and pants before they come in.  It's alright, the more laundry I have to do & floors to clean, the less likely I am to get lost in the latest battles in the blogospheres, or be mindlessly sucked into the blue and white Facebook vortex.

And they do look so endearingly boy-ish when they are racing their trucks through the mud, don't they?

+5

We were so glad to have a visit from grandma Gloria.  She flew over for a few days, and brought this fantastic sweater for Milo.  He is super into being a cowboy lately, so after she knitted this sweater, she ironed on little cowboy boots and hats and horses and guitars.  Milo was seriously thrilled.  He wore it so proudly to preschool the next day:)

These 2...they are both the "little brother" so I think they have a common bond.  And they both really like electricity;)

This afternoon Nick walked into the kitchen and in his most serious voice said "Um, I was just pushing the 4,5,6,7,8,9 on the wemote so it won't start a fi-uh (fire)"  He is super paranoid about any bad electrical connections causing fires ever since he spilled water in our router and caused it to start smoking.  He scopes out all the digital clocks and fire alarms immediately when he enters any new building, and he likes to "watch the electricities" (any digital letters or numbers on any clock or device).  It's so cute...and sort of odd, but who knows? Maybe he'll be a 'lectricity wuhkuh' like his daddy:)

Milo loves to prune.  I told him he could take some branches of the pussywillow tree by the creek.  Well he took all of them off.  And then he would load a few on his four wheeler and drive them out here to the driveway. He did this several times until they were all out.  And then he said this is his market, the branches are $3.00, and the proceeds go toward feeding the kids in Africa.

 

Want to buy some? :)

February

This is going to be highlights of the ordinary.

Kevin and I traveled to Austin this past month, but other than that, we had a pretty average month and didn't get out to do a whole lot this month.  Lots of time resting, hanging out at home, enjoying this time with Kevin before his busy season with the orchard picks up later this month.

I'm just going to add some of my favorite photos I took in February!

This boy can often be found pushing a truck!

A fresh pear from the warehouse-courtesy of Kevin

 

Milo showing me how big his biggest fish was that he caught at the sportsman's show.  The boys loved the fishing.  They both caught several and we had to come right home, gut them on the kitchen counter and fry them up.  Milo could eat trout every day I think.

We were so glad to get some time with cousins!

Walks with Grampy-they chase him down and ask to go along whenever they see him go by:)

 

I'm thankful for the snow we had this month-it really made the boys happy!

It's a blog revival

....At least for now:)  I was a slacker last year at documenting the happenings of our family. I'm going to try for one entry per month highlighting something we are doing.

 

Let's see how long I make it.

Yesterday Kevin texted me before he got home from work and said we should do something fun with the boys and get out of our regular routine.  I had noticed that a shady spot in our orchard had an excellently iced over section on the roads that ran through there.  Perfect for sledding, in this winter of almost no snow.

So he got home and we packed a few snacks, sleds, gloves, firewood, and drove up there with the trailer behind the fourwheeler loaded with the sleds.

Nothing fancy, but it was definitely a good time.  Milo was proficient at steering the runner sled by the end of the night, and Nick did countless runs down this one little steep short hill.  This meant Kevin had to stand at the bottom to stop him from going into the brush, and then Kevin would throw the sled back up the hill to me, while Nick would take the long way around to get back up the hill.  He probably did it 10 or 15 times.  All of that excercise, you'd think he'd be tired.

 

No.  He was up at 5:15 today. And Milo was shortly thereafter at 5:30.  Maybe today I'll make them start their 5K training and see if that wears them out.

photo credit: Milo:)

picnic

This poor blog.  So neglected.  Life has been FULL lately! Spring is so busy around here for Kevin, so that trickles down to busy-ness for the rest of us, because we are missing his presence and helping hands at home!

 

But, we have managed to squeeze in quite a few fun family times throughout this busy spring season, and one of my favorites was an evening a few weeks ago, that Kevin thought up all on his own.

He stopped and picked up fried chicken and potato salad on the way home from work, and then took us all for a jeep ride and a picnic.  This was when it was HOT (90 in May!) and it was such a fun evening.  

Milo has a thing for picnics.  Whenever we are out and about in the orchard, he usually spots a 'perfect' place for a picnic.  I think we would have to eat all of our meals outside for a week just to use up all the spots Milo has scoped out!

This particular evening we were up Sand Creek, where there were plenty of rocks to throw into the water, and the water was so irresisitible to Nick that he was soaked after we had been there about 20 minutes. 

We ended the night with a jeep ride around Cashmere, and ice cream from Rusty's.  Good times.

Milo wanted to hold hands:)

Not our barn, but I just love the way it looks!

Cruisin'

Milo leaped into a new stage of little boyhood today.  No more training wheels! He asked Kevin to take them off when they were outside working on a tractor together.  It was pretty spur of the moment, but he was definitely ready!

 

I didn't even know it was happening, I just looked out the window and saw them going up and down the driveway, Kevin close behind while Milo made some pretty wobbly solo rides!  I grabbed my camera (the real one, I thought this event deserved more than my iPhone!) and ran outside to grab some pictures.  

 

Milo was SOOO proud of himself.  I love seeing him feel accomplished.  His face is so cute when he is feeling good about something.  

 

He spent a lot of time outside riding bikes the rest of the day.  

 

I thought this was a good excuse to make "celebration cupcakes", so we did.  Dark chocolate cupcakes with green mint frosting.  Milo was super excited to have cupcakes for his special day.

I love that boy.

And of course Nick got to have a cupcake too, complete with a birthday candle because cupcakes and birthday candles are inextricable linked in this house.  We should have made up some sort of bike riding song, but we just sang "happy birthday to you" a few times and kept re-lighting their candles so they could have their fill of blowing them out.

It was a fun time! It's awesome to see the boys achieving milestones and even better when they are old enough to feel a sense of accomplishment.

An ordinary, blessed kind of day

Yesterday was great. We saw beautiful skies on the way to Wenatchee. Milo went to preschool and nick and I went to MOPS.

MOPS was extra wonderful.

We went and got some things at the dollar store and then came home. Later in the day we played outside and after Kevin got home, Milo and I ran up the canyon for some impromptu sledding. It was fun until I gave him a poorly advised sled run and he ended up in the brush!

Kevin got dinner ready and made a salad (he doesn't usually even eat salad!) and he even made a vinaigrette that was DELICIOUS.

The boys tried out painting with shaving cream during bath time. That was definitely a winner!

We finished the night with bible study with my sister Heather. Good times!

Winthrop for the Weekend

Kevin and I went for our second ever weekend getaway since having kids.  We just went a couple hours north to winthrop.  The boys stayed with my dad and Julie, and had a fabulous time.  

Kevin and I enjoyed (yeah right) the 2 degree weather.  We had originally planned to bring our snowmobiles, but decided to just relax instead, which turned out to be a good choice, since it was SOOO freezing.  We spent a lot of time watching football and just hanging out.  It was nice to be lazy:)

I had fun of my own, since I brought along my big camera and went off on my own a few times to capture some of the frozen beauty.

We spent some time in the little town, had a couple meals at 3 Fingered Jack's, shopped at the bookstore, and the outdoor store.

Of course I had adequate time to read which is my FAVORITE. I'm such a nerd about books. I always have been.  When I was a kid, my mom gave up on punishing me with TV restriction, and instead went with "all non-school-textbook reading material". Ouch.  That one always hurt.

So I spent a lot of time reading on my iPad, and spending time on a 90 day study on the Life of Jesus from Beth Moore.

We went for a drive.  It was super gorgeous.  So cold + sunshine, could not have been prettier.

thank you self timer, and car for doubling as a tripod.

Since the name of the game on this trip was to be ever so lazy, I just couldn't be troubled to go all the way down the flight of stairs to get some ice.  Fortunately for me, our balcony was well equipped with icicles.

One last little walk by myself right after sunset....brrrrrr!

Oh, and I guess this is why they call it the "quiet season"~

November iPhone pics

Life at our house lately....got the tree up, milo uses the rocking chair as a fort, gorgeous November morning, milo made a candle jar from Pinterest, I made a picture display from an old window.

O Christmas tree!

We got our Christmas tree up on top of the ridge between nahahum canyon and the entiat valley. Super cold and windy up there! Great trees to choose from though! The drive was long and nick was not so much a fan of driving for three hours. He would have much preferred to play in the snow!
It was a fun day though, and milo really enjoyed the drive in the mountains!

a break in the rain, a stroll in the orchard!

There was some lovely sun yesterday afternoon, following lots and lots of rain! The boys and I got outside with our boots on and took advantage of the very fresh fall weather!  They had so much fun!  My boys have an affinity for mud.  It's like a moth to a flame.

Aren't they so cute?!

Photo-bomb

Look how nicely the green grass is growing back on the blackened hills! Such quick healing!

1st half of November 2012

It's been rainy. A lot. The boys have spent a lot of time playing inside, but they are getting to where they play together pretty well, some of the time.  I do have to break up a fair amount of fights though.

Nick has learned that he can bite Milo in retaliation, or his other favorite trick, hair pulling.  They both love stealing each other's toys.  It's been fun watching them interact more with each other, and during the times when they do, it's awesome because I can get a few things done!

We got our first snow a couple of weeks ago, and Milo and I made a snowman.  Milo and Nick did lots of shoveling, and had a great time! We were sad when it melted later that afternoon.

We also made peppermint smelling "snow" playdough (white playdough with silver glitter) and they had fun pretending to make cookies for Santa;

The cats have grown quite a bit.  Smokey eats like a teenage boy, and he's about twice the size of Snowbell.  Snowbell is Milo's favorite for sure, he says she is his "grill" (girl). He always packs her around and she doesn't mind at all.  They have been really good cats!

Last weekend we went on an early trip to go scouting for a Christmas tree.  We didn't find one we liked, but we did find snow to play in, and a H-U-G-E cedar tree!  It was pretty fun, except for the last hour when I got a migraine complete with vision loss, and at that point, Nick had refused to ever fall asleep in the truck and spent the last hour of the drive yelling and shrieking.  Fun times:)

Anxiety. Smoke. Pears.

We have been stuck under a layer of smoke, with a day here and there with clean air reprieve, for almost three weeks now.  I remember when it first started, worrying that the smoke was going to taint the flavor of our pear crop which was all still hanging on the trees.  Then I went onto worrying that all the panic about the smoke in the newspapers, was going to spiral out of control and catalyze a mass exodus of everyone from the valley.  That would have left us with a year's worth of fruit on the trees, with a whole year of growing costs invested, and no return to even pay for the costs, much less a profit.  This is where my anxiety ridden, female mind wanders off to, when left unattended for too long.

One morning, a few days before we were supposed to start picking, there was still no end in sight to the smoky conditions.  We had been trapped in the house for over a week, and were in the midst of a stomach virus making it's way through our house.  I was about to lose my mind.  Literally.  I had a day where I was really despairing and felt like I couldn't dig out of it.  I was able to wake up before the boys on this particular morning, and had recently found an old bible study booklet covering the book of Proverbs, with specific focus on the topic of anxiety.  I went through one of the lessons, and felt a great sense of peace.....for about three hours.  Then I think I read yet another article about the  smoke apocolypse and freaked out again.  I called Kevin, voicing my worry about everyone leaving, or perhaps even mandates that no one work outside, and how are we going to ever get the pears picked, blah-blah-blah.  His response: "Well, there's really nothing we can do about it".  And he said it so light-heartedly.  I laughed as I realized the irony that I was the one up at 5 am doing a bible study on anxiety, and it seems to come so easy to him, to not worry.  I told him this, and he had a good laugh. I don't know if he realized it, but he literally brought to life this verse: 

Proverbs 12:25

²⁵ Anxiety weighs down the heart,
    but a kind word cheers it up.

How does trust and faith about these things come so easy to him? I want that kind of peace of mind.  I really struggled during this time of smoke induced hibernation.  It was very hard to be indoors with 2 boys for that long, and not run out of things to do, and more importantly patience and kind words.  I know part of it was that I felt like I was in a spiritual slump during this time, and I was leaning heavily on the truth found in scripture, but my heart just would not perk up.  

Deuteronomy 31:8
The LORD himself goes before you and will be with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you. Do not be afraid; do not be discouraged.”

In the end, we got all of our pears picked in 10 days, which is our usual timeframe.  We felt blessed and grateful for this provision, because daily, we were hearing stories of people being VERY short on labor this year.

I feel like I'm on the other side of my feelings of depression and restlessness.  So thankful for that.  God is so faithful to be ever-present and even when I can't feel that presence, I know he is there.

Here are a few pictures from harvest.

We are so thankful for all the laborers who made this possible! 

Milo

I had been wanting to take Milo out during the "golden hour" for a couple weeks, and get some shots of him in the pear orchard, when the pears are hanging down low.  So, we snuck out of the house, left a crying Nicky with Daddy, and went up and had a great time together!  There were not one, but two bribes involved in teasing out all these smiles from Milo.  He was promised ice cream afterward, and I let him sing songs about.....poop.  Yes, he loves to talk about it, sing about it, and I only recently have felt a little better about this after talking to some other moms of boys this age, and finding out that they too, share this obsession.  Whatever works, right?!

 

updates

We have been thoroughly enjoying the last weeks of summer. I was feeling some withdrawal from my camera last week, so I grabbed it and snapped some every day moments around here. It was a regular day filled with tantrums, Milo becoming very emotional while watching the Grinch (the part where the Grinch feels bad about what he did to the Whos), and I finished the evening with a leadership meeting for MOPS in a lovely, sun drenched backyard.  Also, notice in one of the pictures Nick is doing one of his very favorite activities, stealing a pack of wipes and pulling them all out to "clean".

I also asked Milo a list of his favorites the other day, so here they are:

Book: Berenstain Bears

Food: Chicken Eggs

Snack: Fish Crackers

TV Show: Little Einsteins

Outside Play: Truck

Toy: Grabber Nabber

Drink: Chocolate Milk

Color: Red

Friend: Alexis

Animal: Jaguar

Place: Lake Roosevelt

Height 43 3/4 inches tall. Weight 56 lbs

A whole lotta kids, water, popsicles, & shenanigans

It's rare that we, the Brons-Pooler blended family are all together at once.  But it happened yesterday, in celebration of Rachel's 25th birthday! The only one missing was our little brother Brady.  The kids had a great time, soaking each other (well I think mostly Milo did that, and maybe everyone else didn't have such a great time with it), being bribed for pictures, eating ice cream, the usual summer stuff.

Lake Roosevelt 2012

We had the best family trip this past weekend.  It was SUCH a joy filled time.  It's so rare for Kevin to be able to escape for a few days in the summer, because of course he's busy with the orchard and still working his other job as a lineman.  But we made it happen.  Perfect timing too, as it came right on the heels of Kevin working day after day until dark getting things done with the orchard.  We really needed some solid family time.

Kevin's brother's family planned the trip and brought their boat along.  Then our sister-in-law's sister's family came, and finally we were joined by Grandma Pam & Grandpa Paul.  It was so fun.  Once everyone was there, the kid to adult ratio was 1:1 with 8 of each.

It was a true getaway in the sense that there was no electricity, cell service, running water, etc.  We stayed from Friday night to Monday night, and while I missed all of those things, it was utterly relaxing.

The kids kept very busy swimming, digging, scaling a big sandy hill, catching frogs, snakes, crawdads, June bugs, and anything else they could find that was creepy-crawly.  Nick got to run up and down the beach, which to him, is the ultimate dream come true.  No fences, no walls, no doors.  Of course he had to wear his life jacket almost the entire time he was awake, but that's a small price to pay for such freedom to roam.  Nick and I took a sunrise hike on Monday morning, since he was up around 5, and tents are not the easiest way to contain the non-whispering voice of an almost 2 year old.

Milo had many great adventures.  He ended up having private swimming lessons the whole week before we went, so he was swimming up a storm the whole time we were at the lake.  Even way out in the deep water!  He swam in the cliffs with me, and he was the first to spot a herd of bighorn sheep.   That was quite the experience!  He also braved the tube for the first time, and loved every minute of it.

We were a little bummed to come home, but glad to sleep in real beds.

This was a true vacation for me because I left my DSLR home and took all photos with my iPhone.

#instaddicted

Yes I am.  Addicted to instagram that is.  I have all but ditched my DSLR these days, and have been relying solely on my iPhone.  Prepare yourself for a picture overload.

*Milo & I on the 4wheeler *3boys *birthday *kitty rescue *baby football *kitty cuddles *barn *bath *belly *bible study *overseer * cherries * birthday cake

*bubbles *barbecue buddies *bus driver *weekend away * car shopping *closet cat lover * cat eyes *cat food snack *lake chelan * cherries *roche harbor *Nick's favorite food * kitty cuddler *dance *heading out *dentist * tandem tantrums *cherry sorter

*explorer *sky on fire *sweet boy brings me wildflowers *flower by the road *fruit kabobs *more cherries *hottub * gorge-ous wedding *grandma heidi * down the dock *aunt heather *orchard *kitty hides *blackcap jam *kitty rescuer

 

*light *anniversary date *Roche Harbor mausoleum *selfie *the everyday *milk for 2 *mischief *post tantrum cuddle *sprinkler fun *sleep time *pretty eyed boy *raspberries *Roche Harbor *rain over Cashmere *Rainiers *watching the storm

*turtle thief *water fun with cousins *washdown *wedding *wind machine *windmill *working in the cherries *

*landscapers *wildflowers *wet cat *night in Wenatchee *pretty sky *cat bath *wine & music *the neverending chore *to swim or not to swim *iced coffee *boy on the run *backpack buddy *little lion *chicken tamer *kitty cuddle *wildflowers *blondie *sunbathing *quickbooks

*"Spraying" *apple on pear *little boy *dinner *blackcap picker *stroller ride for 1 *profile *bike ride *bike lessons with Grandpa Brian *swimming practice with Grandma Julie *little cousins *little tractor, big tractor *sleeping the same way since he was an infant:)

a regular day

I have been neglecting the blog. It's been a busy summer.  The boys have been spending a lot of time outside.  Milo likes to "mow" and "spray" with his improvised tractors and impliments.  He spends a lot of time in the driveway dragging his plastic shovel behind him, which kicks up dust, which to him looks like spray.  Or he drags his shovel through the barkdust and makes rows, causing the bark to be all over the sidewalk and in the grass.  He is so proud of his mowing though, it's hard to get too frustrated with him.  Milo experienced his first pet death this morning.  The silver fish that he got for his second birthday, was sucked up against the filter this morning.   We did lots of talking about that.  He said "I need to find something to make it alive again." Then he said "I know! I can blow on it and make it alive!" I think he got that from Narnia, when Azlan blows on the statues and they come to life.  He was pretty upset.

Nick has been naughty  curious & a pain in the neck tenacious, moreso than ever the last couple of weeks.  He gets into the fridge, the freezer, the turtle tank, the woodstove, the dvd drawers, clothing drawers, any package of baby wipes that he can find, the cat food, the cat litter, the snack cupboards, and the list goes on.  My day feels like one long drawn out saga of saying "No!", sweeping, putting things back, wiping up spills, and trying to keep him out of the toilet.  Actually, that's probably why I haven't been blogging much lately!

I tend to use instagram quite a bit these days to keep up with what's going on around here, so follow me on there if you'd like. My name is orchardmama.  There is also a button to the right of this post, where you can follow me on "webstagram".

decorations & toads

Milo likes to bring me "decorations", which are usually shrubs or flowers that he has pulled up from the yard somewhere.  Yesterday he and Nick brought me some groundcover and told me it was decoration for the party. Not sure which party that was.

Almost every afternoon we go out for a 4wheeler ride and just check things out around the orchard.  Yesterday we saw baby cherries, a toad, Daddy mowing, and dead trees.

blossoms, reptiles, bees, dirt, boys

We stayed home all day on Monday, so we went out to play in the orchard for a bit.  The boys had tons of fun of course.  After Milo recovered from his tantrum about not getting to go the way he wanted to go, it was smooth sailing!

crazy fun

Today we had friends over to play.  In total there were 5 boys, 2 girls.  My sister Heather was here, and my step-sister-in-law Jocee.  I was so gald to have them come over!  It turned out to be a very busy, but fun day.  The boys that were here visiting, have baby twin sisters at home who aren't sleeping very well at night, so we picked them up for the day so mom & dad could try to rest.

10 on 10 {April 2012}

Sort of forgot about this until yesterday, so glad I remembered! We had a full day at home yesterday, which was SOO nice, as I feel like we have been so busy lately.  The weather was almost 70 degrees, so we got outside a few times throughout the day.  I'm hoping this weather lasts, because it gives such a good start to the growing season for tree fruit!

snowmobile trailer; cheerios are better outside the bowl; we have a new love for the bathroom; pussywillows; mini driver; rest & recover; a hike on the hill; orchard adventures; Kevin stands guard while Milo tries out the cool new toilet he found; such a rascal; bedtime story

Now see what Marisa's day looked like!

Catch Up

I missed getting a picture for the Kids were Here project on Friday, but here are Saturday & Sunday's submissions:) Milo's knife that he "takes to work". It's a plastic straight edge razor, from his "My First Shaving Kit"
Not sure who's parking job this is