Home Depot Workshop=Parents Required

At a local festival they had the Home Depot Workshop set up for the kids to make a fire truck. Of course every kid wants to get involved, get a cute orange apron, and give it a try with some tools just like Daddy. The problem though, these projects are not the easiest to put together and required some serious parent help. So the kids each got their kits and set out and watched mommy and daddy put together their fire trucks.

Staged photos, Cody never used a tool the whole time

Taylor tried for 5 seconds and got nowhere
Finished product

Peace Out...Cub Scout!!!

Dinner: Teppanyaki Style

Jeremy had never been to a Japanese Steakhouse before and recently we had been talking about how the kids would love it. After a few times planning to go and it not working out on a whim we decided to give it a try. The kids had a great time watching the food get cooked right in front of them. And the cook had a fun time giving a show for the kids. It was not the cheapest meal, but good food, fun times, and the kids enjoyed themselves so it was worth every penny.

The food getting started on the hot plates

Flaming Onion
Taylor is a pro with the chopsticks

Cody amazed at the fire

Taylor and her favorite dessert

Peace Out...Cub Scout!!!

Catching Up is Hard to Do

I don't even know where to start to get caught up on my Blog. Part of me says forget it and start from here with what's new. But then I think no, I want to be able to go back and look at what the end of March and April had in store since it has been a busy busy month. If I just skip out on the last month of fun I feel I will regret it. So here goes nothing, my desperate attempt to catch up.

Peace Out...Cub Scout!!!

The Last 30 Days in 30 Words

Work. School. Las Vegas. Work. School. House Projects. Work. School. T-Ball. Work. School. Birthday Party Planning. Work. School. Easter. Work. School. Notice a pattern here? Work. School. One Busy Mommy.

Peace Out...Cub Scout!!!