Santa came!
Sunday, February 3, 2013
More Holiday Fun!
So once again I have managed to get way behind on the blog. I’m going to see how much I can catch up on in between Super Bowl commercials. So without further ado…
Kaitlyn’s daycare did a Christmas Concert again this year. One of the songs her class did was “Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer”. I decided not to post the video as they take FOREVER to upload and once again she would not sing. Another year, another case of stage fright. She did make a very cute reindeer though!
All those Christmas cookies we sent out… Kaitlyn was VERY excited to decorate them! Here’s some behind the scenes action…
Wednesday, December 12, 2012
It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas…
We were excited to go to the second annual Holidays at Hadlock since we had so much fun last year.
Kaitlyn is still scared of Slugger, but at least she was willing to be in the picture this time.
She was terrified Slugger was going to come walking around the corner at any moment…
Best naughty and nice list ever! Of course, this list needs to be updated to add Kevin Youkilis to the naughty list. It never turns out well for Sox players to sign with the Yankees… just ask Johnny Damon!
Kaitlyn and her bee balloon animal…
Santa’s helicopter flight got grounded due to snow so he hitched a ride with Portland’s bravest…
The next day, our church had an advent wreath making event with other crafts for the kids.
While I was working on the wreath, Kaitlyn decorated a cookie with Daddy’s help…
And then we made a mini Christmas tree out of a pine cone…
The other night we also went out to greet the Wreaths Across America convoy as it stopped in Scarborough for the night. We got there a bit early so Kaitlyn got to see the ladder trucks getting ready.
Monday, December 10, 2012
Kaitlyn’s 4 Year Check Up
Kaitlyn’s 4 year check-up at the doctor’s went well. She is doing great! She is now 42 inches and 43 pounds (90th percentile for her height and weight). She ended up with a shot in each arm, but my future hockey player barely flinched. No tears, just whispered “mommy that hurt!”.