WeDnESdaY, wOwZerS!

This week is going quickly! Shelby's concert was great last night, the 2nd graders' theme was the Rainbow Connection, and it was wonderful. Lots of the songs they did were based on the original songs from the Muppets' Rainbow Connection, but were modified for the concert theme. At the end, though, Claire Margetts did a fantastic solo during the first part of the song Kermit the Frog sang, The Rainbow Connection. Everybody did a super job!!

Things continue to melt around here -- everywhere you go there is MUD! We've had a lot of great moisture with these storms over the past 3 weeks.

We had a treat this morning -- Paris brought us doughnuts since Dad pulled him out of the snow yesterday when he was REALLY stuck at the north end of town. So we enjoyed doughnuts with Beck and Meggie when they stopped over at the plant today. We hope Matt's dentist appointment went well -- he went in for a repair for a chipped front tooth!

I'm going to be adding some Maxine photos to my blog over the next day or two -- leave me a comment if you enjoy them!

Here's a quick one!

Comments

2Shaye ♪♫ said…
Sounds like a wonderful concert and an awesome morning!!!! Like the Maxine stuff, too!

I haven't seen you in, like, forever. How do we keep missing each other???
April 8, 2009 at 2:08 PM
beckyw said…
Love the background! ANd we love you guys!
Take Care!
April 8, 2009 at 2:52 PM
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