Quick November "Scrapbook"

Angela and mommy playing at "Out of This World" for a preschool field trip. This was a fun outing for both of us! These bikes were a hoot! Some of us moms rode around for a while on them even without the kids. We had fun visiting, the kids had fun running around on the inflatables and we enjoyed good food too.

Oh boy. This kitty is a handful! This was right after she fell in the tub with the girls! She loves to walk around the edge when someone is taking a bath. She didn't learn from her mistake and fell again the next week. What a stinker. Trouble with a capital "T".

Even though this is kind of sad, I thought it was a very good way for Natalie to express herself. I don't remember what the sadness was about (it's always something). I think this work of art really exhibits so much emotion, it is stirring, don't you think? Too bad it's on a magna doodle, it reminds me a lot of Van Gogh's "The Scream"

This is most of our "Twilight" movie group at 3:00 a.m. - do we look a little tired? This was a fun night and I think the movie was a lot of fun - I loved seeing it on the big screen. Some people were disappointed, as we often are when people attempt to change a story from a book to movie form. I thought it was fun and probably didn't notice as many differences because it's been a while since I read the first book in the series. I do have to say that Bella, or the actress that played Bella, overdid her scene when Edward tells her in the hospital that he has to go. That's probably more the director's fault than hers. It's not good when the audience (especially a die hard Twilight fan audience) laughs at a scene that is supposed to be heart-wrenching. "No, don't go, no, no... no... no... nooooooo." Those probably aren't the exact words, but it is not much more creative than that.

I love this picture of my little "LooLee" as we affectionately call Angela around here. She got pretty fast on her little tricycle this past summer.