Tuesday, September 11, 2007

First Day of School

Today was Anna's first day of preschool and I can't say enough of how excited she was! I got to go with her today for orientation. So we met her teachers and got to explore her new classroom together - or at least we were suppose to be together. Anna wanted nothing to do with me and she wanted to play and explore all by herself. Needless to say I don't think we'll have any "seperation anxiety" issues in this house and her teacher has already told me how 'outgoing' Anna is. (I'm hoping that's not teacher talk for annoying) But she was really cute and here are photos of her posing with her tinkerbell backpack on her first day of school! And if you're wondering what is in the backpack? Well that would be the supplies from her classroom list - - - 3 large gluesticks!



Sunday, September 2, 2007

Volleyball-

So what's worse than my blogging capabilities? That would definetly be my photgraphy skills, as you will see in the following pictures. Last night we had some fun and went to the men's sand volleyball finals. (which are apparently held in Cincinnati every year) Justin's work gave us some VIP passes, so not only were we able to go for free, but we got free food, drinks and our pink wristbands - which Anna and Cameron thought were the coolest part, well almost.......

The coolest part for them had to be the these airsticks that they gave out. You know the things that you blow up and bang together to make noise? Yeah, they loved them! But the place was so crowded - literally not a single emplty seat - and we were squished all together that they kept hitting the people infront of us with them. Luckily the people infront of us had made good use of the "free drinks" and were really nice about it and just laughed it off. But Anna had sticks banging together the whole time and we all had fun.




Here's Cameron clinging to Justin's neck while trying not to miss any of the action on the court!



And here's the photo of Justin and the kids right when my camera's batteries ran out. Too bad - it would've been a great photo!