Bowling with Kegan's class

Kegan

Matthias and his glasses he demanded were a must!

The final score. Kegan won by 2 points. Not pretty bad for the first time bowler. 

Children's Museum and Krispy Kreme with Hannah and Uncle Johnny.

Auntie Hannah and Uncle Johnny met us at the Museum to play with the kids. Here are some pictures of the kids playing. 

We stopped at Krispy Kreme afterwards to get some doughnuts. The kids didn't get to see the doughnut machine in action, but enjoyed the doughnuts none the less. I love my boys!!! They are so cute!!

Tweetsie Railroad meets Letterland(phonics system taught at Matthias Elementary School)

Jack B. and Matthias on Clever Cat Carousel 

Matthias and Jack B. on the train

Mr. Apron Man greeted us on the train.

Ft. Boone show. Firefighter Fred, Harry Hatman, Apron Man, Mr. Uniform man

Red Robot. 

Art display I made

I made this out of curtain rods. It cost $3.00 to make. I am so proud because I have been trying to find something to display their art, but didnt want to spend $45 on the set I wanted at Ikea.

My friend Jennifer's Baby Shower that I helped throw.

Rosette Baby Banner I made out of 12x12 paper. So cute!

Pinwheel I made and attached to a serving tray.

Jennifer and I.

Baby Newcomer candy bars I made for favors. 

Baby shower invitations I made for my friend Jennifer.

Here is the pattern I used to make the pinwheel invitaions. First, you take a 6 inch square and cut it at a diagonal on all four corners. Then you fold the flaps as shown. They join together to form a pinwheel shape. I received this blue one as a wedding reception invitation and wanted to make it for the baby shower.

Here is the one I received. Isn't it cute!

Here is one of the ones I made. I chose to take a picture of one of the few with a dark colored button. It is hard to see, but super cute!

Here is a sample of the back of the pinwheels. I used Zot dots to attach the flaps and the button. Its perfect because it stays sealed until opened, but doesn't destroy the beautiful paper.