Best.Holiday.Ever.
Dec. 29th, 2007 06:47 pmFirst of all, Very Happy Birthday to my Little Man, who turned ten today!
Also Happy Birthday to
wonderfulwrites! May your day be wonderful and the year ahead your happiest yet!
We've had an absolutely wonderful time, even once Christmas was over. My brother stayed the day after as well, and we went to see The Golden Compass, which we all enjoyed very much. I have yet to comprehend why people make so much fuss about this movie; I've seen far worse and far more blasphemous ones than this one, for sure.
Then yesterday, my niece came up from LA to spend the afternoon with us, which was a treat, as we hadn't seen her since stopping for a short visit on the way home from New Orleans back in May. Little Hannah is a real princess, five years old, behaving like a lady when she isn't playing spoiled prat, lol. She still adores Little Man, and they spent the entire afternoon playing.
Today, for Little Man's birthday, we first went for the self-defense lesson because he wanted to. His instructor was really sweet, saying how wonderful he is that he wanted to share his b-day with his friends there and even brought cake, which the kids ate in no time. Then we went to the Zoo, which we all enjoyed very much, even though the reptile house was closed due to flooding, the butterfly enclosure was closed due to maintenance, and all the rides were closed because of the weather. But it was still great fun, and we're planning to go again in spring when it's warmer, and hopefully, we'll be able to admire the snakes and butterflies, too, then.
And now that I'm done tidying up the kitchen, following a long and active day, I think I'll just chill and do some knitting. My bolero only has one sleeve left, but I need to figure out how to sew it on and see how it looks before I tackle the last one. The alpaca/silk yarn does feel heavenly, though, and I can't wait to wear it.
Also Happy Birthday to
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We've had an absolutely wonderful time, even once Christmas was over. My brother stayed the day after as well, and we went to see The Golden Compass, which we all enjoyed very much. I have yet to comprehend why people make so much fuss about this movie; I've seen far worse and far more blasphemous ones than this one, for sure.
Then yesterday, my niece came up from LA to spend the afternoon with us, which was a treat, as we hadn't seen her since stopping for a short visit on the way home from New Orleans back in May. Little Hannah is a real princess, five years old, behaving like a lady when she isn't playing spoiled prat, lol. She still adores Little Man, and they spent the entire afternoon playing.
Today, for Little Man's birthday, we first went for the self-defense lesson because he wanted to. His instructor was really sweet, saying how wonderful he is that he wanted to share his b-day with his friends there and even brought cake, which the kids ate in no time. Then we went to the Zoo, which we all enjoyed very much, even though the reptile house was closed due to flooding, the butterfly enclosure was closed due to maintenance, and all the rides were closed because of the weather. But it was still great fun, and we're planning to go again in spring when it's warmer, and hopefully, we'll be able to admire the snakes and butterflies, too, then.
And now that I'm done tidying up the kitchen, following a long and active day, I think I'll just chill and do some knitting. My bolero only has one sleeve left, but I need to figure out how to sew it on and see how it looks before I tackle the last one. The alpaca/silk yarn does feel heavenly, though, and I can't wait to wear it.