Wednesday, November 26, 2008

TAG-8 things


OK, Rebekah tagged me so I will do the best I can........

8 TV Shows I Watch
Grey's Anatomy
Desperate Housewives
ER
The Today Show
Sponge Bob Square Pants
Franklin
Sex in The City reruns
Anything on Fox News or CNN

8 Favorite Restaurants
Abuelo's
Orlando's
Rosa's
Steak Express
Outback
Texas Roadhouse
Harrigan's
Casa Ole

8 Things I did this weekend
Put up Christmas decorations
Took a nap with the kids
Bought Isaiah new tennis shoes
Bought some more Christmas decorations
Went to church
Went out to eat after church with the kids
Got Isaiah's hair cut
Bought myself a few new clothes!

8 Things I look forward to
Thanksgiving Day
Christmas Day
The church musical that my kids are performing in
Going hunting with Mark this weekend
Christmas party at my house
Cuddling with my kids this evening (They spent the night with their dad last night)
Isaiah's school Christmas party
Abigail's school Christmas party

Okay, I guess I'm supposed to tag now. I tag Amy, Cassandra, and Joanna.

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Social Studies Project


I wanted to share pictures of Isaiah's social studies project. Yes, 1st grade has Social Studies. It is amazing how much things have changed since I was in 1st grade. His class is studying Native Americans and their homes. His assignment was to design a model Native American home. He had several options to choose from and chose to do a "Pueblo Adobe Home". This took several days to complete. It involved joint compound, painting, gluing, etc. He worked very hard and did the majority of the project by himself. I am very proud of his hard work and very happy with the end result!

Saturday, November 1, 2008

Halloween 2008


























































WOW! Our fall has been so much fun so far! The kids had a great Halloween. They both picked out their costumes. Isaiah was a ninja and Abigail was a mermaid. A week before Halloween we attended Isaiah's school fall festival. On Wednesday, Oct. 29th, Abigail's preschool class got to dress up in their costumes and Trick or Treat at the hospital. I was able to go with her class. It's amazing watching Abigail in that setting. She has such leadership qualities, is very outgoing, and the kids just all want to be her friend. Then Halloween night we attended our church fall festival which consisted of train rides, a giant maze, face painting and lots of games. This year was a "slime theme" so the kids enjoyed putting their hands in some "slime". After the fall festival, we joined our next door neighbors who hosted a neighborhood hay ride that took the kids house to house trick or treating. I just love our neighborhood. We are on the outer city limits of Lubbock and our neighborhood is almost like it's own little community. There were golf carts everywhere and other hay rides with trick or treaters. The kids loved it! I even got into the spirit this year and decided to dress up too. The kids really got a kick out of that! We are looking forward to more good times left to come.