Monday, January 24, 2011
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Oh, I wish...
I was an Oscar Mayer weinermobile driver!
Yes, the Oscar Mayer WeinerMobile visited our local grocery store. I'm not sure if anyone else ever dreamed about it, but I did (as a child) to actually see this hot dog shaped vehicle.
Yes, the Oscar Mayer WeinerMobile visited our local grocery store. I'm not sure if anyone else ever dreamed about it, but I did (as a child) to actually see this hot dog shaped vehicle.


I'm certain that I was way more excited about it than any in my family, but hey, it's the kid still in me! One of my many childhood dreams came true!
I just hope our kids' memories of this was memorable in a good way (not that Mommy got really excited over this giant hot dog).
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Friday, December 17, 2010
Dear Santa,
What will you ask for from Santa?
Elaine: "A present"
- what kind of present? -
"Green one."
Natalie: "Toy puppy that is hard that you can draw on."
The girl knows what she wants!
Peter: "A real humpback whale, cookie set, and a ball"
- where will you keep the whale? -
Natalie chimes in "In our pool!"
Elaine: "A present"
- what kind of present? -
"Green one."
Natalie: "Toy puppy that is hard that you can draw on."
The girl knows what she wants!
Peter: "A real humpback whale, cookie set, and a ball"
- where will you keep the whale? -
Natalie chimes in "In our pool!"
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Natalie's Christmas program
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Peter's Advent prayer service
Early in December, Regina had an Advent prayer service that was lead by the kindergarten class. Peter got a speaking part!
He practiced the line for days and delivered it quite well!
It was a very proud-parents moment!
It was a very proud-parents moment!
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Happy 6th Birthday, Peter!
Our little man turned 6!
We had a small birthday party at home with some of his friends from school. It was - no surprise - a Mario theme party!
His cake this year were the more simple cupcakes.
The birthday boy chose the (green) 1-Up cupcake over the (red) Power Up ones - makes sense if you're going from 5 to 6 years old! :)
We had a small birthday party at home with some of his friends from school. It was - no surprise - a Mario theme party!
His cake this year were the more simple cupcakes.
The birthday boy chose the (green) 1-Up cupcake over the (red) Power Up ones - makes sense if you're going from 5 to 6 years old! :)
Finding Mario party stuff proved to be near impossible, so I made most of the decorations (thanks to my color printer) and the pinata (thanks to yellow streamers, my ribbon collection and USPS box).It was a HUGE hit with the kids!
Our neighbor gave him an electronic piggy bank that he loves...he must be saving up for his 7th birthday party! :)
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