What Alice had on under the blanket. That's Jane's coat. It kept her hands warmer.
I signed Jane up for Ballet lessons and she is loving them. I forgot that I needed all the ballet stuff until the week of her first class, so as I hurried to Target an hour before her lesson, this is the ensemble we came up with. I wasn't sure if we needed a short sleeve leotard or a tank top one, so I put a t-shirt under it. My biggest concern was Jane being willing to wear all the things (she's very picky about tight things). She was in heaven though and insisted on wearing it around the house. This is the what she did when I said, "Pose." We'll have to work on that one. Since that day, I've bought her pink ballet slippers, which she loves too.
Our ward had a drive-in movie night at the church building. Here are Jane and Alice previewing the movie Mary Poppins Thursday night as we set up the decorations.
The activities committee did a great job with the decorations and had a concession stand, a little playground up at the front and even little speaker posts to pull your car up to. Each family was supposed to bring a car (cardboard box, blankets, etc) We went with a horse and carriage.
Each year Harris Corp does a family fun run 5k. Here's Kevin before the race.
The girls chowing down before the race started. I pushed them and walked with my friend Stephanie and her little boy Lochlan, while our husbands ran. We also ran a little bit to keep the sun out of the kids' eyes.
Alice at the end of the race. Sweet girl.
Kevin and Jane checking out all the health fair stuff.
Jane getting ready for the kid's run. She even has her running shoes on.
The whole crew. Alice would not let me put her down. One little boy was telling some of the race workers that he was ready for the race since he had just had his massage. And man, was his back tight before that massage. I cracked up so hard. He was only about 5 or 6. They only run about 50 yards, but he was getting ready for that race.
Jane running like a pro
Alice and I bringing up the rear, slightly in front of the other toddlers and their parents urging them on.
I wanted to capture a picture of Alice's perfect ringlets. Her hair directly correlates with the humidity levels in the air. The more humid, the more perfect curls. Anyway, here are the shots I got yesterday evening.
She's eating a granola bar and turned her head right as I pushed the button.
The back bottom left view. I love her curls.

























































