Sunday, November 23, 2008
Riley's 8 & Start of The Christmas Spirit
Another successful birthday has come and gone. Riley celebrated his eighth birthday this past Saturday. He scored big with Pokeman cards, DS games, and money. It was sure nice to see a smile on his face.
Here's Riley acting silly. He decided to put footballs in his shirt and do some poses for the camera.
We put the Christmas tree and decorations up this afternoon. It seems every year we put it up earlier and earlier. It truly is the most wonderful time of the year and we want to keep that feeling going as long as we can. I will try hard not to play any Christmas music until December 1st. 
Friday, November 21, 2008
Report Cards
I can't believe that we are almost at the end of November and that December fast approaching. Soon the Christmas tree will go up and the Big Guy will be making his yearly visit. Around this time the first report cards come out and I cross my fingers and hope that the kids are doing well in school.
Last night we went to the school to see what the kids have been doing these past few months. Bella, who usually is not shy, shut right down. Dwayne and I had to force her to show us what she does everyday at school. Even the teacher was a little surprised by the way she was acting. In the end she is adjusting well and her report card held no surprises. Bailey, of course, is excelling in everything that she touches. She came home with 5 A's and 3 B's. We are very proud of her. When it came to Riley's turn, Dwayne and I were a little worried. Some of the tests he has been bringing home weren't the best. He really has a hard time slowing down and his teacher even verbalized that when we sat down with her. She told us that if he took his time, he would excel. When we got his report card, we almost fainted. Though it wasn't all A's, (only 2 in Health and Music) it was a really good report. He can bring those B's up to A's in no time. So overall the kids are doing wonderful and the anxiety I have over how they are doing in school was put to rest.
Last night we went to the school to see what the kids have been doing these past few months. Bella, who usually is not shy, shut right down. Dwayne and I had to force her to show us what she does everyday at school. Even the teacher was a little surprised by the way she was acting. In the end she is adjusting well and her report card held no surprises. Bailey, of course, is excelling in everything that she touches. She came home with 5 A's and 3 B's. We are very proud of her. When it came to Riley's turn, Dwayne and I were a little worried. Some of the tests he has been bringing home weren't the best. He really has a hard time slowing down and his teacher even verbalized that when we sat down with her. She told us that if he took his time, he would excel. When we got his report card, we almost fainted. Though it wasn't all A's, (only 2 in Health and Music) it was a really good report. He can bring those B's up to A's in no time. So overall the kids are doing wonderful and the anxiety I have over how they are doing in school was put to rest.
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
Sick Girl
Bella has been sick for a few days now. It was the stomach flu. Poor thing. She has spent the last two nights in my bedroom on the floor so I could keep an eye on her. Sunday night she got really sick in her bed (I'll spare you the details.) and this way if she got sick again, I was there to act quickly. Sometimes I forget that she is still a little girl. Even though she's not in diapers or drinking from a bottle, she still needs her mom. The kids are very independent. But when they get sick, they become very dependent on you. She is feeling much better today. She'll probably go back to school tomorrow.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
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