Friday, November 13, 2015

Recital Number 2

Christopher had his second piano recital this evening and he did a great job! This recital was with his teacher, Mackenzie (who also babysits Jonathan). He played "The Mixed-Up Song" and "Lonely Pine" which he actually composed the middle part of. On the program, it was cool to see that the song was "arr. Woglom" (arranged by Woglom)...

Thursday, November 12, 2015

Story Time


Jonathan and I met Tiffany and Noah over at the Kansas City Library for Jonathan's first story time! The boys got to play before and after the stories and they enjoyed the books and songs very much!

On Deck

Just enjoying some of this fall weather out back...

Monday, November 9, 2015

Plane Repairs

Our plane mechanic is hard at work with repairs to his cargo aircraft...

Lounging

Does this boy know how to lounge or what? He literally sat like that for 2 minutes, which in a baby's world is an eternity to be in one position. Then he changed to an alternate position, not much different from the first...
Jonathan knows how to get comfortable!

Saturday, November 7, 2015

Mini Maker Faire

We went to Barnes and Noble today for their mini makers faire. Chris is very into how things work and how you can make stuff so he enjoyed it. Here he is working with snap circuits...
Jonathan was more interested in the children's book section so we spent a lot of time there too!

Tuesday, November 3, 2015

Pics and a... Snow Day?

Last Thursday, Christopher had his Ghost Walk and Halloween party at school. Here is a picture of our fighter pilot with some yummy treats...
And our little man turned 13 months old yesterday...

And apparently we are having some "inclement weather" in this city today. If you have been living under a rock for the past few days, the Royals won the World Series and when you are the only good professional team in town, that means that all the schools get a "Royals snow day." I'm really happy for all of our friends who are savoring this championship and the opportunity to celebrate with a day off and a parade, but my East Coast mentality is having a hard time understanding the need to cancel school. I guess when you win as many championships as the Yankees have in the past 30 years... well, school just can't be cancelled that much! And what happened to just cutting school to go to a parade? Anyway, we will have the parade on TV today I suppose. Now we can focus on hockey season!