A few days ago, Jared came up to me with a serious face and said, "Mommy, what does alcohol taste like?" I said, "Well, Jared, I don't know what it tastes like because I've never had it. Remember that we aren't supposed to drink alcohol because of the Word of Wisdom?"
Then, Jared got this sly look on his face and said, "It tastes like liquiiiiiid gooooold!!"
We can thank the movie Fantastic Mr. Fox for that one.
"And with stout hearts look ye forth till tomorrow. God will protect you; then do what is right!" STOUTHEARTED (adj): having or showing no fear when faced with something dangerous, difficult, or unknown. SYNONYMS: audacious, aweless, bold, brave, courageous, dauntless, fearless, gallant, heroic, intrepid, lionhearted, manful, manly, plucky, stalwart, valiant, valorous
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Friday, November 4, 2011
Jared's Halloween Program
This year Maggie and I went to Jared's little Halloween parade and program that he did with his preschool. I have recorded a few of the songs he sang below. (He is such a CUTE kid!) I think the best part is that he knows all the words, but he seems to be a little slow to do all the actions. It's hilarious.
Curtis Halloween
We had a totally awesome time at our annual Curtis Halloween party. This party has probably been going on for seven or eight years. This year we had time to play games, eat delicious food, carve our pumpkins, and (my favorite) sing pumpkin carols. Our family has a repertoire of about ten or eleven Halloween songs that we sing every year together. (How many of you can boast such a thing?!!) The list includes the famous "I'm a Mean Old Witch with a Hat," which was written by my dad's sister (not kidding), as well as several songs made up by my maternal grandmother (but not famous outside our family). We also sing songs like "Have You Seen the Ghost of John?" and "There is a Haunted House in Town." See the first video below for a sampling of our singing talents...
Stout Halloween
This year we had our third annual Stout Halloween Party. A lot of work goes into this party. There are neat decorations, delicious food, and well-thought-out costumes, not to mention an awesome Spook Alley put on by Alan's youngest siblings and cousins (who aren't so young anymore, I might add.)
We didn't get pictures of everyone (I put Alan in charge of the picture taking...), but here are a few of the brilliant costumes.
We anxiously await next year's party!!!
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
