Wednesday, December 31, 2008
Christmas a week late
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Gingerbread House
Monday, December 22, 2008
River of Lights
- Set up takes takes 2 months, they start on October 1.
- The dinosaur (you'll see him in minute) is 8 feet tall, takes 2 months to build and 8 days just to string the lights.
- It takes 5 miles of extension cords and close to a million lights to do the event.
Here are some of our favorites. Some of the pictures aren't great, but you'll get the idea.
Tuesday, December 16, 2008
Snow Day
Monday, December 15, 2008
Gingerbread house and tree
Hard to tell in the picture, but the tree is lit.
Wednesday, December 10, 2008
Christmas Party and Cookies
This morning Logan and I baked cookies. I'm doing a cookie exchange tomorrow so we made cherry-nut bonbon cookies. I've never made them before, but they came out really good. This is us cutting the cherries for the cookies.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Check out A letter from Richard
I saw this on another blog and thought I would share it in case anyone is interested. The copies are only available while supplies last.
Richard Paul Evans is giving away free copies of his best selling book The Christmas Box. I want you to take a look at: A letter from Richard
Friday, November 21, 2008
Zoo trip
Monday, November 10, 2008
Never too young to help out
Monday, November 3, 2008
Pumpkins
Friday, October 31, 2008
Trick or Treating at Blue Sky
Here's a picture of Logan getting a special treat from Daddy.
We'll have more pictures of Halloween festivites later this weekend.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Zoo Boo
Wednesday we had appointments super early to get flu shots, Wednesday afternoon Logan got his hair cut.
Thursday was a trip to the mall for some early Christmas shopping.
Friday Logan had his first dentist appointment. The dentist said that everything looks good and his is happy with Logan mouth. After the dentist it was a quick trip to Sams Club for some Halloween candy and other bulk items. Then home for a quick nap, after nap was a stop at our early voting center then grocery shopping. Whew! But that wasn't the end to our busy week.
Saturday was the Zoo Boo. It's an event that the zoo holds every year, where children get to get dressed up and trick or treat around the zoo. Most animal exhibits have a table sponsored by a local business that give away candy and other items to the kids and coupons and brochures to the parents. State Farm was giving the kids footballs and coloring books, and while we were in line for our coloring books Logan tired to put as many footballs as would fit in his bucket. After explaining that he only got to keep 1 he put the rest back. Molina Health care gave us toothbrushes, McDonald's gave us coupons for free ice cream just for a few examples. Logan also got a lot of candy, more than we probably need.
Logan's tiger costume from last year still fit so he went as a tiger for the 2nd year. Though this will be the last year since the pants were getting a little short.
We had fun at the zoo and saw lots of animals. The zoo keepers had decorated all the animal houses with Halloween decor and made all the animals paper mache balls, the monkeys were eating theirs when we got there. We made it home just in time for a nap.
Poor Cinderella... she is always looking for a friend. We have been having some neighbor cats visit our yard recently and Cinderella has tried to make friends with them. This normally happens during Logan's naptime too. She'll meow and meow hoping to make friends, but unfortunatly the other cats hear it as "get out of my yard" and quickly run away which makes poor Cinderella even more upset. The video is just the last part of her meowing. Prior to me grabbing the camera she had been meowing for at least 2-3 minutes. And even after the camera was off continued to meow for another couple of minutes. Orbit, on the other hand when she sees other cats will act like normal cats do and growl and hiss and scare them away.
Please don't look too closely at our backyard-as it's work in progress.
Friday, October 3, 2008
Balloon....In our front yard.....?
They had to move the balloon from one side of the fence to the other to let passengers off. How they did it...they tied a rope to the balloon, tied it to the fence and the balloon went up, they pulled the rope and the balloon landed on the other side of the fence.