We had a really fun, busy weekend. We are trying to take advantage of being able to do whatever we want while we still can. We went out to dinner and a movie with some friends on Friday night. We saw Quantum of Solace and I LOVED it! I think I liked Casino Royale better, but you can't argue with Daniel Craig as James Bond. He is definately my hollywood boyfriend of the moment, that is until the next Batman movie comes out.
Here is my 30 week picture. I can't belive we are only 2 months away! Little Stockton will be here before we know it! Although, I dont feel like I can possibly get any bigger than I already am!
Saturday we took 2 of our nieces and our newphew, Coral, Rachel, and Isac downtown to Clark Planetarium for a 3-D movie and lunch at the Gateway. My sister talked us into also going to the ballet to see The Tempest because my grandma was buying everyone who wanted to go tickets. I was hesitant because, let's face it, ballet really isnt mine and Troy's thing. I think the kids enjoyed it, but my opinion of the ballet was definately reconfirmed and I wont get talked into going ever again. Not to discredit the dancers and their hard work and talent, but I am just not entertained by it and find it a little awkward to watch. I am convinced that the creative/artistic side of my brain was either removed or just never even developed.
After a long day downtown, we rode the Front Runner back up to our house and had a sleepover. we were all pretty worn out after the long day on the run, we all crashed in front of a movie and went to bed pretty early. The kids came to church with us and then we brought them all home. It was a fun weekend, but I definately don't think I want to inherit 3 kids between the ages of 6-10 at the same time. Hopefully when the kids come one at a time and start out as precious little babies, parenthood will be alot easier to handle...
Saturday we took 2 of our nieces and our newphew, Coral, Rachel, and Isac downtown to Clark Planetarium for a 3-D movie and lunch at the Gateway. My sister talked us into also going to the ballet to see The Tempest because my grandma was buying everyone who wanted to go tickets. I was hesitant because, let's face it, ballet really isnt mine and Troy's thing. I think the kids enjoyed it, but my opinion of the ballet was definately reconfirmed and I wont get talked into going ever again. Not to discredit the dancers and their hard work and talent, but I am just not entertained by it and find it a little awkward to watch. I am convinced that the creative/artistic side of my brain was either removed or just never even developed.
