I was cleaning off the camera in my phone and found some photos that I hadn't posted:
A few weeks ago I went to a rendition of the Nutcracker (the lost chapters) at the Ritz theater with some friends from High School. It was a combination of various dance and Burlesque. First half was a little iffy, but the second half was good. Took my picture with my favorite dancer - he made me smile through the entire show.
Here is Collin in the carwash - he's been afraid of it until now, he insisted on going through. Although he wasn't so sure about the noise.
Conner got a "Meon" for his birthday - this was his first attempt. It is pretty cool - little light show and sound effects.
Just a photo of the kids playing in the basement - they still like it!
On Friday, Conner didn't have school, so I took the day off and we had a Conner/Mom day. First we went to the History Center, then had lunch and then saw the movie Hugo. I liked the movie and Conner thought it was okay, it got a little long for him.
These are some photos from the 1968 exhibit:
As you can see, Conner was very excited to have his photo taken:
Dig the groovy lamp!
Much of the home decor I had seen when I was a kid, but I don't remember seeing anything like this record player. Conner asked why they made it look like a grill?
I tried explaining to him all the significant things that happened that year - yet what he took away was a burning desire to see the movie Night of the Living Dead, 1968 version.