Teen Girl Silliness

Twister Silliness


A "normal" pictureThis blog was created so that all our loved ones could keep up with us as we travel throughout the globe. We are the five, far from home physically, but not in our hearts.

Twister Silliness


A "normal" picturethis memory recorded by the Five Far From Home
Noah's whole den (Den 8 - also known as the Blazing Fire Breathing Dragon Slayers)
Noah's Car
the man on the left is Noah's Den leader, Mr. Dunn. This is winning the award for best body design.
Noah and the other 4th graders (Weblo 1's) accepting their trophies.
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The school that Sarah dances for has gigs sometimes. These are really fun to participate in because you get to dress in costume and dance for an audience without the pressure of competing or worrying about placing. This afternoon the school was dancing at a local elementary school's "wellness night." They showed off some of their steps and then invited kids from the audience up to try out a few basic steps. My boys are well accustomed to being the brothers of an Irish Dancer, they come prepared with their video games, but tonight was fun because they also got up to try out a few steps with the other students.

Hannah's brother and sister and Noah got up to try a few steps.
All the dancers that were able to come to this gig.
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They had this box lit to take shadow portraits. It was a really small display so Sarah had to smash her teen self in there, so you can see the yellow of her shirt, but otherwise I thought it was a pretty cool photo opportunity.

The kids playing with some of the hands-on exhibits.
Our final stop was on the short train ride they had in the motion section. this memory recorded by the Five Far From Home
So, I got a hair cut last week and my kids said it wasn't fair that THEY got their new haircuts on the blog and I didn't. So here is my new hair cut. And I'm in my purple coat, because I can.
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It all started shortly before Christmas when Noah went to lunch with a family from our church. They went to this kid's zone and Noah talked, and talked, and talked about it. Micah doesn't ever remember being there (we went once when we first got here 3 and a half years ago) so needless to say he wanted to go after hearing Noah. I told Micah we needed to wait until AFTER the holidays and then I would talk to our friends to see when we could all go together. The holidays came and went and I AM NOT KIDDING, on New Years Day Micah started asking me if I talked to our friends, and when were we going to Kid's Zone.
We decided on this Friday since swim lessons didn't start for another week. The kids had fun eating pizza, playing in the giant indoor playground, and spending their tokens on games. We stayed for almost 3 hours and on the ride home I asked Micah, "So, was it everything you hoped it would be?" Micah answered, "It was BETTER." Sarah helped Micah learn the finer arts of ski-ball. Hannah liked the pre-school game and even recruited help from her friend.... silly teens.
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