No,...Lucky Mama
Mary Whidden and James Phillips share about their daughter Langley- they also gave an overview of their China adoption experience.
Tuesday, December 18, 2007
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Christmas Decorations
Sorry for the fuzziness of the pictures- I used a tripod, but with no flash this is what I ended up with.
Our big Christmas tree- in our main floor sun room.
Our big Christmas tree- in our main floor sun room.
As you can see I kinda have an ornament fetish- doesn't look like a bunch of room to spare- but believe me I could fit many more on there. (I have good genes for it- just look in the archives at my parents tree last year in January 2007). It is so nice to have a 7 1/2 foot regular instead of the 6 foot slimline we had in the apartment.
Here is our basement family room tree- it has ornaments from china on it- cloisonne, Chinese zodiac animals, lanterns and a few miscellaneous ones- we had a bid lantern on top of it- but it kept falling off- so I stuck a bow that Jamie got on a bottle of Champagne from a student. (Yes the bow was bigger than the bottle).
Monday, December 10, 2007
Oops- Do I have a Blog?
OK so I was reminded that I haven't posted in a while and I do promise to post pictures of our trees and Langley's Gingerbread house- I thought it was much more important to celebrate this milestone- Langley bought her first toy the other day. Yes she is already indoctrinated in American Consumerism- of the worst kind- My Little Pony- and from Walmart.
She bought it with the gift card she won for the costume contest (I didn't know what to do so the card has been hanging out in my wallet since October). But she has been sooo into the ponies recently- and she already has a (cough) bunch. But she really wanted Pinkie Pie- I mean really. So I thought it would be fun for her to buy it herself. And then before I could change my mind we went. At 9:30 at night, coat over pajamas, we went, snow on the ground. But she loved it. And it was worth it- and there was no crowd at Walmart.
She bought it with the gift card she won for the costume contest (I didn't know what to do so the card has been hanging out in my wallet since October). But she has been sooo into the ponies recently- and she already has a (cough) bunch. But she really wanted Pinkie Pie- I mean really. So I thought it would be fun for her to buy it herself. And then before I could change my mind we went. At 9:30 at night, coat over pajamas, we went, snow on the ground. But she loved it. And it was worth it- and there was no crowd at Walmart.