Mrs. Potato Head

While driving in the car, Grant informed me that I should be Mrs. Potato Head for Halloween next year. He said I looked just like her and would look very pretty in that costume. Gee, thanks! I guess.

Which brings me to my next point, I finally began teaching some fitness classes. So far I have only taught twice and teach again tomorrow. I am already feeling more comfortable and really enjoy the diversion. Perhaps in time I will no longer remind Grant of Mrs. Potato Head.

Anna is Double Trouble

Anna has officially doubled her age in one year!!! She's twice as much fun, twice as cute, and even twice as naughty at times. She is a truly fun girl to have in our home - a hearty laugh, a sweet word, a tight squeeze - all sum up my beautiful Anna. I can't imagine life without her.

Happy Birthday Sweetheart!

Christmas Travels to Tulsa

Oh, how I love the portable DVD player. It makes even a 9 hour (10, with kids) drive to Tulsa completely bearable, bordering upon enjoyable. This is Grant below after being lulled into a Tom & Jerry coma.

We had a great visit with Brad's sister Jenny and her family. The boys have cousins there and they all just take off playing as soon as we arrive. Cousins are great, aren't they?! I think Parker spoke about 20 words to me during the entire course of our visit and that mostly involved the necessity of food or the lamenting of taking a shower.

Brad's parents were there as well and we always love seeing them. Here is a picture of Grandma Lyn with Anna. What a beautiful Grandma my kids have!

We went for a round of bowling and Jen really put the heat on. Who knew she had it in her! Here are the Glenn kids minus 2.

So good to see Uncle Jeff! He's got his hands full here with the matchy-matchy boys.

Here's Kate with the infamous kazoo. She put on quite a show.

It was a most memorable visit and so good to be with family. The drive home seemed a bit longer as the DVD player went out. Already got a full refund from Costco - love that place!!!