Happy 5th and 35th!!!

Well, the day came and went but was definitely not like any other. William was spotted at lunch with his co-workers (all girls). He wondered why people thought but when it is tradition to take each other to lunch for their birthdays he couldn't refuse. Maybe some day they will hire another male underwriter. William was so surprised to get a grill for his present. An actual surprise does happen often, or ever so I did good.

Emily was a princess for the day. Well, she thinks she is a princess everyday. Today she got the royal treatment. She was the Super star student at preschool and she took treats. She had donuts for breakfast and got to go to the buffet on a dinner date with dad. But I think her favorite part was inviting some of her other princess friends to a royal ball.

Happy 5th birthday Princess Emily!!! Happy 35th Honey!!! I love you both!

Colorful You!

Here is a page I made of Makenna. It is a scraplift of Shanna's layout on her blog challenge. I was so exciting at how it came out. I love scraplifting Shanna's layouts. They always seem to be my favorites when I am done. And it was so good to scrap these photos finally.

Play-Doh Crisis...

We had Family Home Evening tonight and Makenna taught us a little lesson that had an activity to do with Play-doh. We were having fun sculpting things that had to do with creating a world. Here is a piggy I made...

Then Makenna decided she wanted to make a piggy too. Hers was the wrong color but look at the quality. She made a better one than I did. What an artist!

We all thought it was funny when Mason started making boogers with his green play-doh. He was following his Daddy's lead. Anyway, Here is how it all started.

So then a minute or two past and I looked up and Mason is still mushy the play-do up his nose not on it. YIKES! It was stuck. William dug out as much as he could. We even got the tweezers to do it. But the play-doh was up there good. We went to call DR. George, William's brother to see what he suggested. As William was talking to his sister-in-law I finally got Mason to blow out not in. And it slid right out. Whew! What a relief!

100 days smarter

Does she look smarter? I thought these pictures were so funny and cute. Amy was so proud of these glasses when she came home from school on the 100th day. I am so proud of her. She struggled with reading all through last year and after about a month of school this year it seems a light went on and she just got it. She is now reading Junie B Jones books in a day and as always she is wizzing through her Math homework with 100% right. What a sweet smart girl I have. I am proud of you Amy! Keep up the good work.