The kids have loved going to their preschools this year. Kate and Kirk attend two different ones, the same days of the week, and at the same time. This makes it easy for me to get my errands done while they are there. This week Kate and Kirk both had some fun experiences at preschool. On Wednesday Kirk's preschool went to the tree house museum. We were lucky to make it there on time. Benjamin's diaper leaked all over my jeans just as we were about ready to leave from the preschool teachers home. I had to rush home and change my pants, and Benjamin's diaper. Despite the crazy start it turned out to be a lot of fun. It was good to have this Field trip to force me to take the kids out. I tend to just like to stay home since having three small kids in tow is abit of a workout.
Then today Kate had her Thanksgiving party at her school. All of the kids were asked to dress up like a Indian or a pilgrim. This morning I woke up and decided to get on line to figure out an idea for a costume. I decided to make an old stained white table cloth into a little apron for her. My mom had a cute white pioneer bonnet which was perfect. It turned out adorable. I made the apron big so that she could wear it into elementary school if she needed to. She wore jeans and a black sweater underneath it. I was a little disappointed when I dropped her off. She was the only kid in her class that dressed up like a pilgrim. There were a few boys with paper feather headbands, but none of the girls were wearing costumes. Kate said that everyone liked her costume, but I think it would have been more fun if she wouldn't have been the only one. I am so excited for thanksgiving this year. I love this time of year it's so festive. Here are also some cute pictures of Benjamin, you gotta love naked baby in the tub pictures!
I bought Kirk some new boots at Sam's club yesterday. I've never seen a kids get so excited over new boots before. He said "I just can't wait to show my teacher my new boots". He put his hand inside them to feel the soft fur lining. "He said theses are so soft"! After trying them on the said "Mommy these are the nicest boots I've ever seen"! 
Then today Kate had her Thanksgiving party at her school. All of the kids were asked to dress up like a Indian or a pilgrim. This morning I woke up and decided to get on line to figure out an idea for a costume. I decided to make an old stained white table cloth into a little apron for her. My mom had a cute white pioneer bonnet which was perfect. It turned out adorable. I made the apron big so that she could wear it into elementary school if she needed to. She wore jeans and a black sweater underneath it. I was a little disappointed when I dropped her off. She was the only kid in her class that dressed up like a pilgrim. There were a few boys with paper feather headbands, but none of the girls were wearing costumes. Kate said that everyone liked her costume, but I think it would have been more fun if she wouldn't have been the only one. I am so excited for thanksgiving this year. I love this time of year it's so festive. Here are also some cute pictures of Benjamin, you gotta love naked baby in the tub pictures! I bought Kirk some new boots at Sam's club yesterday. I've never seen a kids get so excited over new boots before. He said "I just can't wait to show my teacher my new boots". He put his hand inside them to feel the soft fur lining. "He said theses are so soft"! After trying them on the said "Mommy these are the nicest boots I've ever seen"! 
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I know what you mean about the boots. I bought my boys some last week and I have a hard time getting them to wear anything else. I guess it doesn't matter that there isn't snow on the ground. At least they like their boots. Good job on the costume. She looks cute.
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