My Life through Disposable Eyes

Thank goodness for disposable cameras, even though they're not as luxurious as digital (obviously) they get the job done. But I had to resort to them this last month thanks to my amazing hubbster (we won't get into that subject again), I have been slacking on my posts. Thank goodness I have a scanner and can use my amazing digital enhancing skillz to make some of the pictures look normal. So here is part of the month of December (you'll have to wait for the 2nd half when I get my film developed, but don't worry I don't even know how they came out so we're in the same boat).

First Stop: Dorothy B. Oven Park
Man, I love this place. I've gone here every year as a child and how as an adult. For those of you who don't live here in Tally-ho, it's a park that get a dressed up for Christmas. There are thousands of lights and it is beautiful. Plus, lots of fun for the kiddos.


Second Stop: 6 Months Prego!
So I technically turned 24 weeks on November 30th, but I didn't get around to taking a picture til the next week. So I'm 25 weeks in this picture, but pretty sure the same thing.

Third Stop: Mileena's Christmas Concert
It was extremely weird for me sitting in the same lunchroom/auditorium, watching the same stage, hearing my same music teacher introduce the concert, and listening to some of the same songs I sang that night and it had only been 11 years later since I had done all of that. Pretty crazy. Anyway, Mileena did awesome in her concert! She was a La Fiesta dancer and definitely La Fiesta-ed her life away.


Fourth Stop: Visting Santa!
Riker had been talking about this moment for weeks on end. And he didn't cry at all while sitting on Santa's lap (which is a huge step up from last year). But he barely spoke! He had been telling everyone and their mother that Santa was getting him a Thomas and Percy choo-choo for Christmas, but once he gets up to the big guy himself he barely spits out the words "choo-choo". But all around it was better than last years visit.
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