So I it has been a long time since I have posted. Not much has changed. (I know this whole thing is Underlined but do not know why or how to turn it off.) I loved Lynettes' hair so I had to do mine too. We have finally decorated for Christmas. Rougeh decorated outside the house two weeks ago. But it is mine and the kids project to do is inside. I went to the craft store to see what decorations are there. Ours are all fairly old, so I wanted to add to what we have. I came across these build your own foam kits. We started them at about 1:00 and I told the kids they had to go to bed at 9:00. They went to sleep quick, but got up early this morning to finish them off. I think that they look REALLY cute. I was proud of them. They loved it. Benjamin is not into arts and crafts, but this was building (or so Benjamin informed me), so he loved it. His two are made exactly as the picture showed. Jasmine took more artistic freedoms in hers.
The whole village that we made.
Jasmines' Gingerbread House
Jasmines Gingerbread Bakery.
Benjamins' Candy Cane Village.
Benjamins' Santa House.
This is the Kids after they decorated the house. Benjamin always the center of attention, and Jasmine the constant poser. They are cute kids and did such a great job decorating the tree. They have gotten so big this last year. They are forever making me proud.
This will be about the life and times of my family. I am not living next to any of my siblings or relatives. I hope this keeps everyone updated on me and mine.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Friday, October 30, 2009
Halloween
Sorry they were too cute together I had to put all five of those pictures up. Rougeh is a proud Daddy today. He loves Vampire movies and finally it has rubbed off on to the kids. He was so happy when we went costume shopping and they both picked the Living Dead. I guess my years with them being Super Heros and Princesses is the past.
Benjamin makes quite a frightening Vampire. He loved dressing up.
This is our Little Princess. She has dressed like Ariel every year since she was two. This year she is Corpse Bride. She made quite a cute one if you ask me.
Thursday, October 22, 2009
The difference between Girls and Boys
Yesterday was a minimum day at school. That means that the kids get off of school at 12:40. By about 2 they were getting bored and asked to go play with the kids across the street. Jasmine has a little girl that she plays with and Benjamin plays with her brother. At first the play was Jasmine and Samantha just kind of running around playing with scooters, while Benjamin and Miguel were playing soccer. This progressed into the girls playing make believe, and the boys trying to score on each other. Finally the girls were in FULL dress up attire tiara, wings, cha-cha shoes, and all. The boys by this point had progressed to smashing snails. The girls than feeling regal decided to "save the snails" from death. The only problem, they would have to touch them, and that did not fit in with princesses. So after picking leaves to pick the snails up with, they decided that the snails now rescued, must be hungry. Twenty minutes of trying to feed the snail by the "princesses" and they had to go get more food for the snails. Well that is were things went wrong, they left the snails to their own devices for like three minutes. In that time the boys had discovered that snails make a great squishing sound when they run them over with a scooter. All anyone heard next, was the high pitched scream of two seven year old girl/princesses as their only subjects were scootered to death. End of play day. Jasmine said she "could not possbile play after the tragedy that just occurred."
The boys the whole time are laughing, playing, and pretty much oblivious to the fact that the girls are there until they start screaming. The laughing gets so much louder and rambunctious when the screaming starts. Apparently my son is not the only one who loves to make his sister scream. Miguel thinks it is funny too. Commence with the boys looking for more snails, or any bugs at this point to squish. The girls give up and come sit next to me and just yell at them from the comfort of the blanket on the grass.
The boys the whole time are laughing, playing, and pretty much oblivious to the fact that the girls are there until they start screaming. The laughing gets so much louder and rambunctious when the screaming starts. Apparently my son is not the only one who loves to make his sister scream. Miguel thinks it is funny too. Commence with the boys looking for more snails, or any bugs at this point to squish. The girls give up and come sit next to me and just yell at them from the comfort of the blanket on the grass.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Another Tooth Bites the Dust
Ok so it is only day two of my blog, but already I found something that needs to be shared.
Anyone that knows me knows I have an obsession with my kids and their loose teeth. It is a love hate type of relationship. I want their loose teeth to be out of their mouths. I encourage wiggling and playing with the said loose teeth. At the same time I hate to pull the tooth out. It grosses me out completely. The cause of the grossing out is because my first experience with a loose tooth was with Jasmine. She said, "Mommy my tooth is loose feel it." Being the obliging mommy that I am I felt her tooth. It than fell out into my hand. I did not even pull, I was simply feeling how loose it was. I dropped her tooth and squealed like a five year old girl. Since than I do not want to feel their loose teeth unless they are still firm in their mouths. As soon as I start to see the tooth wiggle on its own I want them to pull it out. Now I know many are thinking, You make your kids pull their own teeth out. Well yes, yes I do. The kids do not want me to pull them, because mommy drops teeth and a dropped tooth (especially at a playground) is a lost tooth.
So now that you have the background story. Benjamin had a tooth three weeks ago, it was so loose that he would have to push it back into place. One day he got in the car from school and I told him we are not going home until he pulled his tooth out. Well his tooth came out with little fight. Actually as soon as he wiggled it with his fingers it came out no pull necessary. The tooth next to that tooth is getting very wiggly. Every night I tell him, "Just pull the tooth out." Every night I get the same response, "Not yet mommy." Today when I picked him up from school I noticed the hole in him mouth where the tooth should have been. I said, "Wow you lost your tooth." This is the story that I got from Benjamin. "I was eating lunch mommy and my sandwich got stuck in my tooth and half of it was out. So I wiggled it mommy and it came out. So I told Mr. Benny (the Custodian) my tooth came out. He said he would get me a napkin and he did mommy! I gave him my tooth and you know what he did, he dropped it just like you! I picked it up and put it in my lunch pail so the tooth fairy will come tonight." Haha! I am not the only one who drops teeth.
Monday, September 28, 2009
Pictures
First Post
So I have never blogged before and do not really know how to blog, but my sister do it and so I figured that I could too. Thank you Stephanie for helping me out. I hope that this will be an easy way for family and friends to keep up to date on me and mine. I know we live far, but we love you all so much.
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