Connor @ 3 Months

Andrew and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Play

Andrew had the star role as "Alexander" in his school play this month. His drama teacher, Mr. Rogan, had informal auditions for this role (the kids didn't know they were auditioning) and he saw something in Andrew for this part. When I read the script and saw how many lines he would have, it was a bit overwhelming. Andrew is not super verbal and I didn't know how he was going to be able to memorize all of his parts. We practiced, and practiced, and practiced every night....his teacher practiced, and practiced, and practiced with him at school every day. Andrew took direction from Mr. Rogan well and did what he was asked to do. He didn't once complain or question. And....he did awesome! He was so stinkin' cute on the day of his performance. I don't think there was a mother there that was more proud. He knew all of his lines (and even helped his classmates with theirs!). I think he may have a talent for this and we're going to enroll him in a theater summer camp this summer - he is very excited!

Here is the video of his play. It is based on the book, "Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day."

Snow!

View from our backyard

Andrew and our neighbor friend Xidis

I'm working on my dang-blasted blog book for 2009 - that's the reason for my blogging hiatus. I'll be back after Nov. 26 with cute pictures. Promise.

Winter's Coming

First Laugh

I made Connor laugh today. He LOVES being dressed or changed. He can be upset and hollering, but when I lay him down on his changing table, he's all smiles. It's the funniest thing! So today when I was dressing him, he started giggling when I took off his shirt. He's also very ticklish under his chin. He also loves his bath - it's another surefire way to elevate his mood.

Happy Birthday Daddy

Survival Mode

My second child had three pudding cups, an ice cream sandwich, and some Halloween candy for lunch.

The End