Did I mention that I love this little webcam? I caught some very funny footage again. And I didn't have to do any work to get it, it's like fly paper.
Check it out.
Saturday, January 23, 2010
Thursday, January 21, 2010
Abigail's 7th Birthday
Abigail was excited this year to have a birthday party with friends. We had a grand time going to see "Alvin and the Chipmunks the Squeakquel", eating pizza, opening presents and having cake and ice cream!
Abigail being a ham (which rarely happens)
Natalyn taking a bite!
Opening Presents
Natalyn made her a card and gave her craft supplies.
Tara got her littlest pet shop, which she loves.
Grandma sent a singing sleeping beauty card with her presents.
and MONEY!
Imaginary Baseball
While we were at the park the kids wanted to play imaginary baseball. I'm not sure if this was a game they made up on the spot or one that they play at school but either way they all seemed to know the rules. Abigail was pitcher.
Foster up to bat.
But first a little coaching from Abigail.
Swing batter batter....swing!
Imaginary Baseball cont.
Abigail pitching.
Foster waiting to run to 2nd base off Lilly's hit.
Lilly hit and running to 1st base.
Foster running the wrong way.
Imaginary Baseball cont.
The kids ran the bases and tried to tag each other out.
Andrew approaching 2nd base
Andrew sliding in to 2nd.
Lilly taking 1st.
Fun @ the Park
Abigail was being a ham today so I was glad I had the camera for those fleeting smiles.
Say cheese Foster.
"Ta da"
Love
Fun @ the Park Cont.
The simple pleasures of life.
Abigail wanted me to take a picture of her hair standing on end from the electric shock!
Andrew loves to dig tunnels in the sand. Every time we go it means he needs a bath because he is covered in dirt.
Making a difference
This year for Vail Pride day, Lilly's 3rd grade was given an assignment to make a difference. She decided she wanted to pick up trash at the park. Way to go Lilly.
Science Fair Project
It's that time of year again. This year Andrew wanted to experiment with generator and how changing the gauge and amount of wire changes the electricity generated.
They built a wooden and Plexiglas generators
This is the best picture I could take of the light that it generated when you crank it by hand.
Later we got smart and attached a drill and volt meter to measure the output of electricity.
Andrew being a ham with his friends
I caught Andrew by his own doing. While I was looking around in Picasa I noticed a picture that I hadn't seen before and look what I found.
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