Sunday, August 30, 2009
Monday, August 24, 2009
The Faces of Disney World
I got a disc today in the mail that my brother-in-law sent with all their pictures on it from our trip to Disney World. As I was looking through them all I noticed how many pictures had us either making silly faces or caught us at a moment when we had a strange look about us. So I decided to make a video montage of them?! Hope you enjoy!
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Monday, August 17, 2009
Listening Ears!
Matt and I went out on Saturday. We left the mini-crew with some friends. Upon arriving to pick them up after our date, our friend Andy asked what movie we went to. I told him "We went and saw "The Hangover". It was highly inappropriate but really funny". We went about our business, got the kids and headed home.
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Thursday, August 13, 2009
First Day of School
Mallory was off to her first day of school. I am down to jsut one child at home now. What am I going to do with myself?! Mallory has been looking forward to this day for a long time. She was so excited yet still had a little hesitation when it came time for us to leave. You know how kids stall at bedtime asking lots of questions or asking for one more kiss and hug? Well that's what it was like she started asking all kinds of questions making sure she had the full scoop on what was gong to happen that day. I am so excited for her and I know she is going to do just great!
And she seemed so very small.
As I walked there beside her
In the Kindergarten hall.
And as she took her place beside
the others in the class,
I realized how all too soon
Those first few years can pass.
Remembering, I saw her as
She first learned how to walk.
The words that we alone made out
When she began to talk.
This little girl so much absorbed
In learning how to write.
It seems as though she must have grown
To girlhood overnight.
My eyes were blurred by hastily
I brushed the tears away
Lest by some word or sign of mine
I mar her first big day.
Oh how I longed to stay with her
And keep her by the hand
To lead her through the places
That she couldn't understand.
And something closely kin to fear
Was mingled with my pride.
I knew she would no longer be
A baby by my side.
But she must have her chance to live,
To work her problems out,
The privilege to grow and learn
What life is all about.
And I must share my little girl
With friends and work and play;
She's not a baby anymore --
She's in Kindergarten today.
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