Friday, May 14, 2010

Mothers Day at Disney World 2010

The princess in front of her castle.









Anxiously waiting for the night parade.

Just a little too loud.
Hi Mickey!



What better than a little "peek-a-boo" at 1:30am after Disney? Have to get the sugar rush out somehow.



Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Monday, January 18, 2010

Thursday, January 14, 2010

Can a 3 year old ice skate?

To continue the "Going North" vacation/holiday experience, I thought it would be a good idea to go from the snow to the ice skating rink. Since Jade handled the snow so well, she should be great on the ice, right? My friend Sarah (who brought her 4 year old son Coen) started out by saying, "I hope they last more than 5 minutes." In my head, I'm thinking, "I hope we can get them off the ice." Needless to say, she was much closer to being right than I was. I believe Jade made it around the rink twice, which did take about 45 minutes.

This is exactly how our two trips around the rink looked. I had some bad back pain.

Sarah and Coen make it look like its so easy... (Don't be fooled, I think he's hanging onto the wall.)


Coen showing off his skating legs and his "It's a Snow Day" T-shirt.

Tuesday, January 12, 2010

Here Comes The Snow!

The plan was to go to the mountains so Jade could see some snow. The day before the mountain trip it started snowing in Portland. We thought for sure it wouldn't stick. But it kept snowing, and snowing and snowing. It stuck, and we were able to play in the snow! And she LOVED the snow. It was her favorite thing and she did not get cold for one second.

Here's Jade posing in her new snow gear.


This was the snowman we made in the afternoon, but the picture was taken when we went back outside at night and there was more snow. As you can see the snowman got snowed on.

Here's Jade making a snow angel.


Here is Jade with snowman #1.


Again, making a snow angel.


And here is snowman #2. Bigger and Better! He is also sportin the Mazatlan hat.


Jade posing in her ski bib.


Jade and me posing in our ski bibs. Mine is actually my dads. But, it kept me warm.