Sunday, November 29, 2009
Thanksgiving
This year we spent Thanksgiving in Ellington, MO. My grandparents came up and stayed with their neice on her farm, which consisted of 6,000 acres, and it was incredibly beautiful! While we were there we went "gigging" which is spear fishing, Curtis was able to go shooting, atv riding and lots of relaxing! It was a very nice Thanksgiving and we are grateful that Christy and Phillip invited us into their home and showed us such a wonderful time! Thank you guys!
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Wednesday, November 11, 2009
The Imagination Movers Concert
So before we made our way to Chicago, we were able to catch an Imagination Movers Concert, if anyone watches the Disney Channel you will know who they are. It was so much fun! Carter had the BEST time! He was bouncing in his seat and singing or "screaming" along to the songs, laughing and giggling. It was so wonderful to see him be so excited about something like this, he was especially excited when one of the movers Rich came into the audience and gave him 3 high fives! It was a wonderful time and some wonderful memories!
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MMMM... Peanut butter
While we were in the hotel, I brought some things for quick and easy meals for Carter such as peanut butter and jelly, nutrigrain bars etc. well everything was on the desk and I figured it was safe, until I came back from the bathroom and this is what I saw. A sweet little boy elbow deep in peanut butter, it is times like this that the saying like father, like son really comes to mind!
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Kids' Kohl Museum
While we were in Chicago last week Carter and I roamed around while poor daddy had to work. One of the things we came accross was this Kids' Kohl Museum. It was a mini world for children. Carter played house, he was a fireman, a doctor and had fun playing with all the great toys. If you are ever in Chicago check out the kids' kolh museum, very cute!
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