So Dylan saw his first real movie in the theatre when he was 3 years old. It was Alvin and the Chipmunks. Logan saw his first movie in the theatre when he was 2 - Ice Age 3. As I was told, everything happens sooner with the next kid and so on.
Kaley just saw her first movie today, not that she fully appreciated it by any means. I took the boys to The Princess and the Frog this afternoon. Greg was playing golf this afternoon, Kaley woke up early from her nap, Dylan isn't feeling wonderful, and I was feeling BRAVE so I decided it was time to take everyone to see the movie before the school age children descend next week.
The movie was pretty good and Kaley did a great job. She only had a couple of moments. One of which was during the sad, quiet scene, but what can you do?
Dylan and Logan both had Icees, candy, and popcorn. Kaley got some of the M&Ms and popcorn as did I.
I'm excited her first movie was a Disney Princess Movie as everyone knows I am all about Disney.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Snow Room
Yesterday we went to one of Dylan's t-ball teammates house to see the "snow" room his mother makes every year. You have to see it to believe it. Ben and Ace, Dylan's classmates, came along for the fun. Each snowflake was a piece of small paper. There was Christmas music playing and we brought donations for the Rainbow Room. She is letting anyone come this year to play which is awesome. My kids want to go back before the snow room closes. I have to admit that I had as much fun as they did!

Logan making snow angels.
Grandmommy and Granddaddy joined in on the fun. We all played and threw snowballs at one another.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
I've Committed Myself Among Other Things
Since I officially publicized this blog in my Christmas letter I am forced to keep up with posting now! A lot has gone on these last few months so here is a quick picture recap of just a few events that have happened in our life. Now I'm off to make Christmas Morning Sweet Rolls....

In October, my mom and I went to Pittsburgh to the So Long Springfield event where 11 of the Guiding Light actors/actresses did a Q&A, acted out scenes, and told behind the scenes stories. We had so much fun and sat on the 2nd row during the Q&A across from 3 of our favorite actors!!!! It was soooooo awesome especially since this was our last chance as GL went off the air in September.
We rode Thomas the Tank Engine and had tons of fun even though it was rainy and cold! My parents came along for the ride. The boys loved playing with all the toy trains, too.
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