We spent the weekend in Big Bear. We just needed to get away! There was just enough snow to do a little sledding and snowball fighting. We also went bowling at the "Bowling Barn" and spent a lot of time relaxing and watching movies! We were lazy bums, but we needed a little down time as a family.
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Big Bear
We spent the weekend in Big Bear. We just needed to get away! There was just enough snow to do a little sledding and snowball fighting. We also went bowling at the "Bowling Barn" and spent a lot of time relaxing and watching movies! We were lazy bums, but we needed a little down time as a family.
Friday, March 26, 2010
Disneyland with Grandma
We worked on some new moves at the parade...
Played in ToonTown...
Hunter got to go on his absolute favorite ride, Dumbo!
We met an awesome animal balloon maker at a restuarant where Tanner's balloon light saber with holster became the envy of every boy we met thereafter, especially his younger brother (notice the little hands reaching for it)!
Even though we did have a cranky three old with us most of the day, we had a nice time. Beautiful weather and not too many long lines!
Friday, March 19, 2010
Recent goings-on
Both boys are in gymnastics. Tanner had been doing cartwheels and handstands everywhere so we figured we better put him in gymnastics! I found a great gym that had a 3-4 year old class as well as a 6 years old all boys class at the same time! Score! So, we have been spending our Wednesdays evenings at gymnastics. The boys love it and are always ready for a big dinner afterward! No flash photography is allowed in the room Tanner has his class (there are girls doing flips off balance beams-we don't want them to be blinded!) so I only have a quick picture of the little man in the "preschool room".
In February, we took my dad to the Harlem Globe Trotters at the Citizens Bank Arena in Ontario. We had been wanting to go there to check it out. It was a very nice arena and would highly recommend it. The Harlem Globe Trotters, not so much.
We spent a day at California Adventure/Disneyland with some school friends a few weeks ago. Hunter has grown and was able to go on a few rides he was too short for in the past. He loved Soaring Over California (who doesn't?) but would not even step foot in Star Tours. I was sad because I knew he would love it- maybe next time!
Here is Tanner with his friend Abbey. They are two peas in a pod. The only time they stopped talking to each other all day was to smile for this picture.Talk about growing! These two cuties, Maci and Regan, celebrated their fifth birthday on March 8! We celebrated with them at John's Incredible Pizza.
Okay, I feel a little more caught up with my pictures now. Whew.
Green
We worked hard and had fun! We built this tepee for our beans and sugar peas to grow up. I am really hoping it works because Tanner is so excited about it! (notice the light saber hanging onto Tanner? The boys were interweaving their Star Wars game into their gardening-whatever gets the job done!)
After a hard days work, we had to turn on the sprinklers to water our new plants and wash down the boys! They had fun running through the water and it makes me anxious for summer!
Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Critter Country
Tuesday was our "Opening Day" for our new unit of study:
We will be reading Secret Garden, Heidi, and Where the Red Fern Grows. We went on a tour of the Rancho Santa Ana Botanical Gardens to get excited about starting our own gardens.


Then, we went to a nearby park and made "Crunchy Seed Candy" and gave the kids a little preview of what Critter Country has in store for them. Afterwards, the boys got busy making a "wind break" for a fort at a the park. They worked on it for about two hours. Other people at the park were quite impressed with their handy work which made them feel all the more proud. If you are ever in Claremont, I highly recommend Higginbothom Park. Funny name, but an awesome park, especially for older kids.

It was a fun and relaxed day. We are looking forward to starting our garden and reading all of these classic tales!
Critter Country!
We will be reading Secret Garden, Heidi, and Where the Red Fern Grows. We went on a tour of the Rancho Santa Ana Botanical Gardens to get excited about starting our own gardens.
Then, we went to a nearby park and made "Crunchy Seed Candy" and gave the kids a little preview of what Critter Country has in store for them. Afterwards, the boys got busy making a "wind break" for a fort at a the park. They worked on it for about two hours. Other people at the park were quite impressed with their handy work which made them feel all the more proud. If you are ever in Claremont, I highly recommend Higginbothom Park. Funny name, but an awesome park, especially for older kids.
It was a fun and relaxed day. We are looking forward to starting our garden and reading all of these classic tales!
Sunday, March 7, 2010
My Recipe Blog
These are recipes we use and enjoy at our house. I only put recipes we have made and enjoy on the blog-so they have all been kid tested-mother approved. Anyways, I thought this would be a fun way to share recipes and it has been a nice way for me to organize some of our favorites. Enjoy!
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
The Munchkin
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