My boys outside enjoying the beautiful weather and playing a little suckerball!
*THE* Photo Book
*THE* 2011 Project 365-My Way Photo Book is in my cart on Shutterfly. I’ll finish the order today after I pick out a few more 4 X 6 prints. It’s so hard to believe that Year 1 is over and about to be ordered. Our entire 2011 is in a 12 inch X 12 inch, 82-page long photo book. Also, I’m taking advantage of a special sale on Shutterfly. The photo book will be 50% off with free shipping. The cost is amazingly low! I can’t wait to get it!
100th Day of School
Valentine’s Day Cards
We bought the Valentine’s Day cards for Laura’s class on Friday. She picked out a package of cards, small heart-shaped notepads for the girls, erasers for the boys, and large notepads with chocolate hearts for her teachers. She was so excited about it and really wanted to get them all made up. So, we sat down and got them done this afternoon. She was so careful in writing the names of her classmates. It was really fun to watch her do this.
At school, the kids will make bags for all the cards, so we didn’t have to make a mailbox for the cards. Laura will take the cards to school with her next week for delivery. She said that she can’t wait to see what she gets from her classmates!
Book It!
Pizza Hut runs a reading incentive program called “Book It!” Children in Kindergarten through Six Grade can earn a free personal pan pizza every month if they read and rate ten books in one month’s time. Reading ten books a month is nothing for Laura as we read more than that every month. However, we finally remembered in the beginning of January to fill out one of the forms and have Laura rate the books. She was so proud of her first Book It!
Tonight, we ate at Pizza Hut and she got her personal pan pizza. She was so excited to be able to eat her own pizza that she earned by reading the books. We’ll have to make sure we remember to fill out the form for February.
Movie Night!
The Arsenal
We have a camera arsenal now… It’s hard to believe a year ago, we had one camera and I hardly ever took pictures with it.
The black one is a Canon EOS Digital Rebel given to us by my Dad. We just got this one at Christmastime and are still “playing” with it. The larger silver one is a Canon PowerShot S2 IS that used to belong to my sister, Tracy. It works as long as you don’t need to zoom. It sometimes gets the dreaded E18 error and the lens won’t retract. The smaller silver one is a Canon PowerShot SD800, currently on loan from my work. It’s my “test” pocket camera for my purse. I love it and hope that work just wants to throw it out. I’ll be digging it out of the trash should that happen. Lastly, I have the camera on my phone. Ironically, I had to use my phone camera, which does not take the best-quality photos, to take the picture of the arsenal. Oh, what a difference a year makes…







