Saturday, February 18, 2012

49/365

Tiny bubbles...

The kids cutting a rug at the kid disco at The Great Dane. I think their favorite part of the whole thing is the bubbles.

Friday, February 17, 2012

48/365

Bootleggers (At least one of them has boots on...)

Leaving the "speakeasy" pizza place in Madison. The picture quality is super poor, but it was dark and taken with my phone.

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

45/365

I think they liked it.

Instead of spending a bunch of money on candy and junk they don't need - or LEGO's (don't get me started). We bought the boys the Skylanders game for Valentine's Day. When they saw the box they started screaming and running around the house and dancing and pretend fainting. To say they were thrilled would be a HUGE understatement.

Monday, February 13, 2012

44/365

How about some cookie with that frosting?

Today was Hailey's class Valentines Day party. She did such a great job of writing out the names of her classmates on her cards. I was super impressed. Oh, don't mind the Christmas tree peeking out of her Valentine's Day dress.

Sunday, February 12, 2012

43/365

Just in time for Valentines Day!

We prepared a turkey feast for dinner tonight. As Spencer helped peel potatoes, he came across this heart shaped one perfect for the upcoming holiday.

Saturday, February 11, 2012

42/365

Berkus would be proud!


In the effort to make better use of the space we have and in trying to instill some better study habits on the boys, I cleaned out and organized the laundry room and made a "homework center". The boys thought is was kind of cool at first, but have quickly lost interest - much the same way they do with their schoolwork. Hailey on the other hand LOVES it! She will sit there and paint and color for the longest time.

Friday, February 10, 2012

41/365

100

For the one hundredth day of school, the kids in Evan's class had to make a hat with a hundred of something on it. Evan immediately chose LEGO guys. I immediately regretted my decision of grounding Spencer from touching LEGO's since Evan and I had to dig through thousands of LEGO's to find the various pieces and parts to complete one hundred little people. It scares me to think of the amount of money that was spent on these things to acquire that many little people.