Oh here are bits of Jonah's Christmas program on my phone. One of those trumpet players is him. I think. I'm really proud of him for sticking with the trumpet.
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Thursday, December 23, 2010
Technical Difficulties
Our little angelic looking girls are actually tornadoes of destruction, probably like most children. I've lost count of how many Christmas ornaments they have broken, plus two snow globes, plus my camera, plus our laptop in just the past couple of weeks. The ornaments can be replaced and luckily we will be able to repair our laptop, but my camera is toast. And at the worst time! Kate's birthday and the holidays. Fortunately my mom became the hero of the season by getting me a new camera for Christmas. I didn't get it however until after Kate's birthday and the girls' Christmas program at school so I've had to use my phone.
Our laptop...
Kate's class dressed like angels for the program. I have no idea how they got 12 two year olds to keep those costumes on.
Kate and her class.
My phone was not able to take very good pics at all during the show. It was too dark and far away. I thought I should have asked Phil to borrow his camera. Luckily David got it all on video.
Caroline passing by our pew on the way to the stage.
Kate's class on the stage performing. All the angels came out looking like a blinding white light.
Caroline and Kate in their Christmas dresses given by their Great-Aunt Deb after the program.
The show was so adorable! The teachers and kids did such a great job. I've learned my lesson though. From now on I'm guarding our electronics like Ft. Knox.
Our laptop...
Kate's class dressed like angels for the program. I have no idea how they got 12 two year olds to keep those costumes on.
Kate and her class.
My phone was not able to take very good pics at all during the show. It was too dark and far away. I thought I should have asked Phil to borrow his camera. Luckily David got it all on video.
Caroline passing by our pew on the way to the stage.
Kate's class on the stage performing. All the angels came out looking like a blinding white light.
Caroline and Kate in their Christmas dresses given by their Great-Aunt Deb after the program.
The show was so adorable! The teachers and kids did such a great job. I've learned my lesson though. From now on I'm guarding our electronics like Ft. Knox.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
Monday, December 06, 2010
104 Days
A couple of months ago I was driving home when I passed this little Dora kitchen on the curb that someone had tossed. What?! I slammed on the breaks, backed up, and hauled it in. I had thought for a long time that the girls would have a blast with a little plastic kitchen in the backyard for cooking their dirt masterpieces. David and I did give it a good scrubbing to sanitize if from "other people" germs before putting it in the backyard for the girls. Of course they loved it immediately. Now they have an official mud pie and stone soup kitchen. Kids having a great time playing in the backyard is a very, very good thing. How many days until Spring?
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