Friday, December 7, 2007

GUESS WHAT'S NEW AT OUR HOUSE???

T'WAS ONE CRAZY NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS

Amanda and Daniel participated in another great musical through Hickman Charter. It was called "T'was One Crazy Night Before Christmas". It was a funny spin-off of the popular children's story. The show was very upbeat and high-energy.

We are very excited that the kids have so many wonderful opportunities to develop their talents. Way to go, Amanda and Daniel!


Thursday, December 6, 2007

ONE CRAZY CHRISTMAS









Daniel sang a solo called "Something To Believe In". He did an amazing job! He enjoys performing with the choir and has a great voice. Way to go, Daniel! We are very proud of you!

Saturday, December 1, 2007

PARTYING WITH THE PATTEN'S



Doug Patten taught the kids a new version of checkers. The winner was the first person to lose all of their checkers. It was trickier than one might think!



Martha and Laura in their festive Thanksgiving attire. Yes, the plate of yams is sitting in front of Laura, but don't be fooled! Again this year, she declined to even sample the marshmallow-covered yams! YUCK!!! (Sorry Martha! Nothing personal)



Martha and Rachel burn off a few holiday calories on the dance mat. It was a real spectator sport for the rest of us.



Stephanie and Daniel Patten had their own way of exercising. They played "tickle tag".



Sarah, Doug, and Stephanie are stuffed, little turkeys after our Thanksgiving feast.

Friday, November 16, 2007

GUESS WHO WE KIDNAPPED!!!





THE PATTENS!!

Our family decided to kidnap Doug and Martha Patten for a day of fun. We took them to Boomers for arcades and mini-golf. They were twenty-something the last time that they played mini-golf and arcades. It was fun to watch as they played Skeeball and air hockey for the first time. Martha did a great job squashing the spiders with Stephanie on the Spidermash game. I have to admit that they were pretty good at
mini-golf.

After Boomers, we came home for a few friendly games and then Nerf dart tag. As you can clearly see, Doug Patten was a huge target for us. Sorry Doug! Better luck next time!