Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Christmas Eve 2009
Wednesday, December 23, 2009
Playing with iPhoto Booth
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
PJ Day at Pre-School
The kids got to wear their PJ's to school today for their Christmas party. They read The Polar Express and got a special delivery from Santa when the story was over. (A bell from the reindeer!) The decorated cookies, made reindeer food, played pin the nose on rudolph, and danced! It was so much fun.
P.S. Olivia loves the little boy that she is sitting with. His name is Isaac and she is always next to him or he next to her!
Monday, December 14, 2009
Friday, December 11, 2009
Just Say'in
Amanda is really starting to talk. She only says a few words or phrases, but she says them over and over again!
"Oh Yeah" -We hear "Oh Yeah" all day. She gets to playing with a toy and it's "Oh Yeah, Oh Yeah, Oh Yeah!"
"Yum, Yum"- Anytime she wants to eat or is eating something she likes, "Yum, Yum. Yum, Yum, Yum!"
"Ya Ya"-Olivia
"Da Da"- Daddy
"Ma Ma Ma Ma" -Mommy
And sometimes it's "Oh Yeah Ma Ma Ma Ma!" or "Yum Yum Ma Ma!"
She is growing up so fast!
Monday, December 7, 2009
Friday, December 4, 2009
More Goodwill Finds
The girls and I took another trip to Goodwill today. I found all of the toys and the cell phone armband plus a double kids folding chair with the travel bag and built in drink holders.
The total was $22.69. The cell phone armband still had tags on it from a local boutique that went out of business. It was $16.00. We paid .99. I can't find the cost of the chair online but I bet it was more than the $4.99 that I paid (and it looks brand new!). The shovel and bath/beach toys are Little Tikes brand and had never been opened or used. We paid $1.99. I am not sure what the original prices were on the bouncing horse (that still works and plays music) 0r the beaded wire toy, but again I am sure that we got deal!
Thursday, December 3, 2009
Holiday Attire
Wednesday, December 2, 2009
Sweet Sisters
Olivia and her classmates were all asked to go around the room and name something that they were thankful for this year. The teacher wrote their answers down on big leaves and the kids painted them and hung them in the class room. Olivia brought her "thankful leaf" home this week. She is thankful for her "sister." Seeing what she was thankful for this year made me so happy. I have always valued my relationships with my sister and my brothers. I can't imagine life without them. But...I was also happy because we went through so much to make sure Olivia had a sibling. Her love for her sister is reassurance that we did the right thing in fighting so hard for her sibling!
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