Blue Man Group

Brian's Mom gave us tickets to the Blue Man Group as a Christmas present. We were very surprised and excited when we discovered we were in the second row from the stage. We were then even more surprised and excited when we learned this section was referred to as the "poncho section," meaning we're close enough to have materials used on stage splashed on us. We were given snazzy plastic ponchos to protect us from the projectiles!



We LOVED the show!
(ponchos and all)

To The Left and The Right

I thought these pictures were too funny not
to share the story behind them.



After sledding last week we ventured up to the ski lodge for hot chocolate. I tried to get a picture of Kiera and Camden only to have them turn their heads as soon as I took the picture. I did manage to get perfect profiles of two little toboggan heads though.

Dashing Through The Snow

Last week Brian, Camden and I drove up to Mt. Charleston with Christine, her two kiddos, brother-in-law and niece to do a little sledding. I have to admit this was my first time to EVER sled. In my defense, we don't live anywhere that normally receives snow or has hills on which to sled down.

We all had a blast sledding, falling, throwing snowballs, falling, drinking hot coco at the lodge and falling. We have tons of videos of all of the falling but for now you'll have to settle for the pictures of everyone on their feet.

Two Peas In A Pod

Something tells me that Camden and Kiera
liked spending time together.
What do you think??

Three Hour Delay

You may be asking yourself...
How do you keep an almost two year old entertained when confronted with a three hour delay?



You (thankfully) find a quiet part of the terminal where you can have your own corner to run around in, pull out ever coloring utensil and you have, eat lots of snacks, chase each other around, play with every toy in your carry on bag, climb on chairs, "call" people on the courtesy phone, watch a video on the portable DVD player and repeat the aforementioned activities as needed.

Our Little Family Christmas

We decided to have our own little Christmas before leaving for Las Vegas. We started the morning off with opening gifts followed by a special breakfast. After we filled our bellies with breakfast pizza and treats from our stockings we spent the morning playing with the oodles of toys that now reside in our living room.

Just a few quick pics from our little family Christmas last week:

On Four Wheels

I'll keep these next 100 posts short so I can catch up.
(ok...so maybe 100 is over exaggerating)

Anyway...
Brian and I got Camden a four-wheeler for Christmas.