Macie Dancing

Mom- this one is for you! This is Macie dancing. She is watching a movie and in it they do some ballet. She is turning circles with her arms over her head and then she plea's and jumps. If you listen carefully you can hear her trying to say what the teacher is saying. To cute!!! Enjoy!

(I am sorry- I can't get the video to turn the other direction. I have tried everything. Sorry!)

Frosting Cupcakes

This is Macie frosting a cupcake. We decided to make some for valentines day. She helped me make them and put them in the oven and then frost them. She is such a big helper. I think her favorite part was the sprinkles. She didn't even want to eat one when we were done. All she wanted to do was lick the knife and eat frosting. Yum Yum!

Anyways- here are some pics of her in the process. I tried to get some to show the mess she made with frosting, but you can't really tell.

Snow Fun

Here are a few pics that Geoff took of Macie the other day when they were out playing in the snow! To cute!!! (the red scab on the side of her nose is a rug burn. She got it while trying to play and keep up with the bigger kids at church.)

Poor Gepetto!

Ok- so here is a really sad, funny, and never ending story about our fishie! It all started on Saturday when Geoff was cleaning out Gepetto's fish bowl.

The following is what occurred:

This is Gepetto swimming happily in his bowl:

This is Macie playing with Gepetto while his bowl was being cleaned. (yes- I said playing... as if he were a dog or something. She was having so much fun- I just couldn't stop her- plus I had to get a picture!):

This is Gepetto about 20 minutes later when I looked at him in his bowl:

Yes.. he is floating upside down and will not respond to anything we do. Sad to say... Gepetto is dead......... or so we thought..... This is Gepetto 15 minutes after we thought he had died:

He is ALIVE!!! Although he does look injured. He is now swimming on his side and can't quite figure out how to swim straight. Poor Gepetto! We are just glad that we did not flush him when we first saw him dead. And last, but not least, here is Gepetto 24 hours later- swimming happily as if nothing had ever happened! What an amazing fish!