We laughed so hard.
It only took an hour.
Our full family session only cost $79 and that gave us a cd with all of the pictures and the copyright for them.
Check them out.
I love that they just eek out the personality of the circus. I love that the photographer encouraged them to be themselves and allowed for candid looks and moments.
Over the weekend I found myself completely alone two mornings in a row...
How in the world did that happen???
The kids were all off with their other parents and The Man ran into work Sunday morning and then just plain old had to work yesterday while I had Columbus Day off.
West starts complaining about how the post office was closed and the banks were closed and all the government employees...
I had to butt in and remind him, "don't bite the hand babe."
We had a lot of fun this weekend. We went and checked out the new Scheel's which is kind of crazy with the arched aquarium and the ferris wheel right in the middle, but ultimately, it's just a sports mall.
Also, because I found myself alone on Sunday morning, I was able to watch a full session of General Conference with out interruption...
Elder Jeffrey R. Holland... there are no words to express how I felt during and after his talk.
Just. Wow.
We also saw Wicked-er with our friends Meb and Makenzie.
(P.S. Happy Anniversary to those two).
My favorite part of the play was their rendition of the song, "Defying Gravity." We all know how I'm in love with that song anyway (here)...
Their rendition had me laughing so hard I was in tears, which isn't too hard to do to me, but seriously... you all need to go to Desert Star and see that play just for that song alone.
I sewed a cape. Do you hear this Misti? I SEWED it. I didn't hot glue it (although I totally could have). I pulled out that sewing machine The Man gave me on my birthday and I put it to use for a good hour or so.
And it even looks like a cape.
And it even fits Cali, because it's our Sarah Sanderson cape.
Holler.
