Sunday, January 29, 2012
Catching Up: Summer 2011
Ballet Recital-May 2011 |
Children's Museum |
Lickety Split's frozen custard |
It gets drippy on a hot summer day! |
Front porch swimming pool |
A visit to Kari's house-we got to meet her baby goat! |
Summer project: building a dollhouse out of cardboard boxes |
Alice helped paint her dollhouse. |
Amy's ice cream |
Flavor? Chocolate, of course! |
No worries-it washed out. |
Dancin' at a Texas Sapphires show |
Yay! Aunt Abbey came to visit! |
Being silly with Uncle Matt. |
On the way to Build-a-Bear Workshop! |
Smurfette's first bath |
Abbey got Alice a Smurfette for her birthday. |
Celebrating and dancing in the rain! It's been a long drought. |
Remembering Lily on her 4th birthday. |
Alice blew out the candles for her big sister. |
Thursday, June 9, 2011
Themes
Time to relax and play--NOT! We are scrambling around trying to find a job for Jason, wondering whether we'll stay put or not, catching up on blogging, and most importantly, deciding on Alice's 3rd birthday party theme!!!
It has been a long discussion that has spanned a week, and here is the order of ideas: Cinderella (hers), mermaid (mine), Dora (hers), Tinkerbell (hers), Strawberry Shortcake (mine). I really talked up the Strawberry Shortcake theme because I'm in love with it! Instantly a whole vision blossomed in my mind involving vintage fabrics, green and white striped tights and strawberry-flavored everything. I spent a whole day online looking for vintage Strawberry sheets and the old movie from the 80s I remember watching with Abbey. Alice must see it!
The next day she boldly announced that she wanted to have a "Winnie a Pooh" birthday party. Humph. Nothing really blossomed in my head for that. But this might make a cute background to the invitation:
It wasn't just a passing fancy, either. A few days later and she is still wanting her "Winnie a Pooh" birthday party. Well, I guess I will save a bunch of money if I don't go Strawberry Shortcake crazy.
It has been a long discussion that has spanned a week, and here is the order of ideas: Cinderella (hers), mermaid (mine), Dora (hers), Tinkerbell (hers), Strawberry Shortcake (mine). I really talked up the Strawberry Shortcake theme because I'm in love with it! Instantly a whole vision blossomed in my mind involving vintage fabrics, green and white striped tights and strawberry-flavored everything. I spent a whole day online looking for vintage Strawberry sheets and the old movie from the 80s I remember watching with Abbey. Alice must see it!
The next day she boldly announced that she wanted to have a "Winnie a Pooh" birthday party. Humph. Nothing really blossomed in my head for that. But this might make a cute background to the invitation:
It wasn't just a passing fancy, either. A few days later and she is still wanting her "Winnie a Pooh" birthday party. Well, I guess I will save a bunch of money if I don't go Strawberry Shortcake crazy.
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