Carli the pilgrim traveled the very crowded Mayflower

It was rough seas, rainy and stormy weather, very crowded and very little to eat (only dried bread), but it sure was fun ... wait it was the preschool playground transformed to the Mayflower!

somebody made it into the shoe tying club

Wow! My determined Lexi made it into the shoe tying club approximately 1 day after Miss Linda started the club. Lexi was so proud of her big accomplishment. She choose a special shirt to wear for this milestone of an occasion!

If this does not say Lexi, I am not sure what does!

This could not say Lexi anymore than it does, it speaks for itself ... a lizard made from pink and green glitter! This was Lexi's second kindergarten project, an anole lizard from the Mangrove habitat.

tennis lessons for Carli

Today was Carli's first tennis lesson. She was so excited!! Last week was suppose to be her first lesson but the rain put a damper in that. Carli was dressed in her tennis outfit at 7:30 in the morning, she was making sure she was ready. Coach Christine said she did awesome, Carli said she loved it ... so it looks like we will be going back.

Smiling is contagious

Look at this handsome boy, waiting to get his picture taken. Let's hope when we get into the room to see Santa and get our pictures taken he smiles this much!

Peace on Earth Day

Unity school does peace on earth day each year. The girls practice their earth and kindness songs all the time and are always so excited to bring mommy and poppa to this special day. Unity is a "green" school ... they practice recycling and other earth friendly practices on a regular basis.

Trick or Treat

Halloween ... In true Lexi fashion, we were transformed into Lexi the zookeeper, Carli the tiger princess and Gavin our monkey. We went trick or treating with Auntie Tamara, Uncle D and our cousins Darren and Talia. Gavin had so much fun ... he of course tried each treat as we left each and every house. I think he tasted about a pounds worth of candy. Carli and Lexi are pro's at this by now, of course picking and choosing through the candy bowls exactly what they liked. Three pumpkin pails of candy equals a very successful night.