Disneyland

The day before Thanksgiving we headed off to Disneyland with our family and friends. It was a perfect day. The big boys drug around Bill to numerous rides while the little ones hung with us. We spent most of our time at Redwood Creek in California Adventure. We really had not explored that place to the fullest. Each kiddo got a little map with 6 events to accomplish. When you finished a certain task you scratched off the little foil part. WE MADE IT THROUGH THEM ALL!!! Whew. We finished our time off with a quick lunch and a game or two. Then we hurried home to once again take Kai Kai to the doctor for his horrible croup cough. Someday, that will hopefully come to an end!

Thanksgiving

I can't believe it is turkey time again! We had two small dinners this year. First, we headed out to Scottsdale to my parent's place and had dinner out there as well as hung out for a few days. And then today, we had our family, Bill's sister, and Corinne and Scott over. Quiet. Small. Jean and I are now gearing up for our annual Black Friday blitz. It starts early this year! Super excited Ali and Kim will be joining in on the craziness. Oh yeah, and the most exciting news of the day is Corinne is pregnant with her first baby! We are so thrilled for her! PS. I have no idea why my children never wear shirts!!

From us......... to you!

He kind of looks like an Angry Bird! Lol.

Harvest Party in Kinder

Today at my lunch was Luke's Harvest Party. I am so thankful that he is here on my campus and that I can be a part of his school activities. He made a homemade place mat that said he is THANKFUL FOR HIS FRIENDS and that HE LOVES GOD.  I am so pleased. I think that he will be a very loyal and life long friend indeed.

Flu Shots

Today both of my boys got flu shots with Daddy! Yeah! Kai got his by default since he was already at the doctor with croup AGAIN, and Luke got his because he ASKED to go get it so he could just be done with it and get it over with! Bill said there were no tears. Wow. Impressive. I am not so sure I believe in them in the first place, but in the military you don't get a choice. I have always had them. So I guess now my children do too.