Whew!!!! Another Crazy Weekend!

I honestly don't see how parents with 3 and 4 kids do it!  Our weekends are crazy busy (literally, every weekend).  This weekend was just like all the past.  Something to do each day and very little rest in between.

Saturday was a great time at a place called Tiny Towne (an indoor driving place for kids ages 3-15).  The goal is to help kids learn the rules to driving safely.  It was the cutest place ever and Cameron didn't want to leave.

Sunday.....We can NOT get enough of them!  This time we went to see the Fresh Beat Band at the Fox Theatre.  Once again it wasn't just the kids having a blast but the parents too.  Twist, Shout, Marina and Kiki put on another great show.  They also told us that this was their last tour (what the kids don't know is they are all in their late 20's early 30's) and so it's time for them to move on to other things.  But we should not fret.....they will still be with us but this time via a cartoon.  Here's to more "Having a Great Day"!

Happy Halloween!!!!!

I can't believe it but it is time again for more candy and trick or treating in the neighborhood.  Boy the difference a year makes!  I didn't realize how big a deal Halloween was at Woodward Academy!  So big that Jante' and I had to take off work to attend the festivities.  The weather wasn't as great as it's been the past few years but thank God it did hold up for the party at school and for the first part of trick or treating in the neighborhood.   Trick or treating was cut early because it started to rain but not before Mr. Cameron received more candy to last us for weeks!!!!! Oh and parents, please don't ever buy more than one costume for your kids to wear even if you have multiple parties to attend.  You might end up like we did (with a $60 costume that your child doesn't want to wear because he loves his football one!)

Fall Festival Time

After enjoying his friend Preston's 6th Bday party we joined them for a local fall festival.  This is one of the great things I love about small towns.  First Baptist of Fairburn put on a fall festival for the community.  Free food, games and entertainment for the kids (including a hey ride).  And to top it all off mommy (me) won a Wal-Mart gift card!  I wonder who will get a new toy?  We all know the answer to that one!

Super Goober Day

Woodward Academy started as a Military Academy in the late 1800's.  Back then they called the younger cadets "goobers".  So in honor of the younger students Woodward Academy started to host what they called "Super Goober Day".  It's basically a fall festival for the Primary school students.  So of course I had to be there with my little one to celebrate.  Daddy was not able to join us but we had a blast anyway.  Cameron and his friends ran and played until their little hearts were content!  Can't wait until next year's!