Monday, December 7, 2009
Bijou's 9th!
Bijou had a wild time at her wild thing themed party! She got to have all her family, friends (and their brothers) over for games, dancing, pizza, and incredible cake. Nana out did herself this year with a wild thing inspired cake complete with Bijou and Jimmy. I am so proud of what an amazing young lady Bijou has become. xoxo
Friday, November 27, 2009
Happy Turkey Day!
This was a big year for Bijou and Jackson as they got to help on almost every dish in the kitchen. They sorted the cranberries, measured ingredients, set the table, and even learned how to make Nana's incredible pumpkin pies. I was super proud of them and thankful for two incredible kids. We had a restful and thankful couple of days spending time together!
Thursday, November 26, 2009
Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
We were invited to join the Paxtons and friends to got to the Oregon Children's Theater and see, "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory!" Bij wore her new holiday dress and looked gorgeous, and Jack looked super handsom in his new shirt and sweater. They were on their best behavior and had an incredible time. This was Jack's first live theater so he was completely riveted! Infact as the Kathy and I peeked down the row of kids they all had huge eyes and open mouths! It was truelly a treat and we can't wait to go again!
Halloween Time!
Fall time with friends!
Sunday, October 18, 2009
Wild Things
The kids and I went to the opening night of Spike Jonze's masterful recreation of Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are". We went to our neighborhood Roseway Theater, newly remodeled and run by good peeps! The theater was full, as expected, and enriched our already wonderful viewing experience. We all laughed in unison and cried too as Jonze took us through Max's journey of the heart. Bijou adored it and howled like a true wild thing all the way home. Jack had no howls but only a furrowed and thoughtful brow as he quietly said, "The monsters were kind of scary." The lead monster, "Carol" was scary and played appropriately by James Gandolfini. But he loved other parts, his favorite being when Carol showed Max his incredible miniature city complete with boats and water features. This was depicting a perfect world where they could all be together. The message of family and connection in a world of stress and distraction was telling. We loved this movie with all our heart!
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Dad's Birthday!
Monday, September 28, 2009
Visits with Veets!
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