Tommy had his school concert last night and again tonight. Thanks again to Christy for saving me a seat on the third row! Much better than where I would have been (WAYYYYYYY in the back!).
Well, turns out Tommy was WAYYYYYY in the back, so it was hard to see him. But, Christy's son Carter ended up right in front of me on the front row. So, I got good pictures of him :) Tommy is so happy when he is up there. He smiles so big and doesn't take his eyes off me. I really likes to act, dance and sing (when he knows the words and it's a fun song).
Even more unfortunate was poor little Linken (one of my most favorite little kids, by the way). He isn't very tall, but I guess the teachers thought it would be cool to put him right behind a tall girl with HUGE "cindy lou who" hair! From the front, you would never even know he was back there :) Good thing Christy was standing at the side of the gym and could kind of get some of Linken. 
Oh well, I think the kids had fun, they were ALL smiles!
Well, turns out Tommy was WAYYYYYY in the back, so it was hard to see him. But, Christy's son Carter ended up right in front of me on the front row. So, I got good pictures of him :) Tommy is so happy when he is up there. He smiles so big and doesn't take his eyes off me. I really likes to act, dance and sing (when he knows the words and it's a fun song).Even more unfortunate was poor little Linken (one of my most favorite little kids, by the way). He isn't very tall, but I guess the teachers thought it would be cool to put him right behind a tall girl with HUGE "cindy lou who" hair! From the front, you would never even know he was back there :) Good thing Christy was standing at the side of the gym and could kind of get some of Linken. Oh well, I think the kids had fun, they were ALL smiles!On another note, Santa called to tell me that he is bringing Kyla and Tommy one of these.
So yesterday, Tommy and I melted some crayons into molds and made Kyla some of these. (Tommy doesn't know about the easel, though). I got the idea from "not so idle hands." Now Tommy wants some.
So yesterday, Tommy and I melted some crayons into molds and made Kyla some of these. (Tommy doesn't know about the easel, though). I got the idea from "not so idle hands." Now Tommy wants some. 
This morning I tried to round brush Kyla's hair. It kind of worked :) Probably wont last though :)
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