
My three munchkins running around before the show. I'm sure the old ladies loved listening to them shriek and scream with excitement!
Me with my perfect little angels. :) Ellie is hiding in my lap.
Brayden singing away. This is the only pic. where he is halfway smiling.After we got home, we had to take off all the "fancy" clothes as soon as possible! Ellie was a good girl and tinkled and pooped on the potty! (I know you are tired of seeing my kids on the toilet, but I have to document that it does happen occasionally).

This is the funniest pic. though:
While E was on the potty, Dani was changing her own bum. She took her wet diaper off, then put a new, dry one on, and then got dressed. If she can change her own bum, does that mean it's time to be potty trained? Can you please let her know that!?!Last Friday was a good opportunity to head downtown and do some festive, holiday stuff. It was 40 degrees! I couldn't believe there wasn't any snow on the ground and it was above freezing! It was the perfect night to stand in line for an hour and a half to ride in a carriage for 10 minutes! :) What a great tradition we may have started. hehe. There's a story behind this.... of course. We got downtown and 5:15 and got in line. It was great, there were only about 12-15 people ahead of us. We waited and waited and waited.... finally at 5:45 when no carriage had arrived, therefore no progress in the line was made, I heard someone say, "They're on their break until 6." Perfect! My tummy was hungry, since we usually eat at 5 pm on the dot. (No we don't have any blue hair). So I was starving at getting grumpy (imagine that) and I made the executive decision that we were going to go eat dinner and then come back.
It was a good choice, I also grabbed a hot chocolate and peppermint brownie from Starbucks. Oh my, talk about heavenly! The kids were much more patient for the next 45 minutes in line while they got to sip hot chocolate with full tummies. 
Ellie playing peek-a-boo while we waited and waited.
Dani not too thrilled to be in line again.
B with a little left over cocoa on his face.
YAY! It's almost our turn!
Kent, super excited to be on the carriage and sitting down!
Dani, me and Brayden. When did I get so old and haggard looking? I am going to venture a guess and say within the last couple (2 1/2) years? Every time I see pics. I swear I am going to start wearing (more) make-up. I guess I need to make that more of a priority in the mornings. :)
After our carriage experience we walked a couple of blocks down to the Davenport hotel. It was beautiful and the kids loved all the fancy trees and decorations.Overall, it was a very fun evening. What will the rest of the week entail? I just hope we all make it out of the holiday season alive. Are anyone else's kids walking a thin, thin line?


























