This picture cracks me up! I think shne looks like the Potatohead that she created!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Mr Tatohead
Freeman Halloween Party
This is her at home before her cat face had been put on!
Kaylea as a mermaid....
Trevan as a ninja....
Brisa as a vampire....
Ryan as Batman...
and Delphia as a kitty. The dogs weren't quite sure what to think of her and neither were the cats when we were coming up the front stairs.She just leaned over and pet the kitty and said, "Hi kitty!"
From back left: Haley, Annie, Anita, Amanda and Lucy.
From front left: Delphia, Ryan, Brisa, Trevan and Kaylea
After dinner the played bingo and Grandma had fun prizes for them. Delphia's favorite was the pumpkin lantern. She didn't want anything to do with the fake pink plastic teeth. The other kids thought they were really cool but Delphia said they scared her.
Glowsticks....
Glasses Grandpa?
Don't Break the Ice!
Monday, October 19, 2009
Following the Leader
I asked if I could take a picture and she started to whine and cry. The only way I got a happy picture was to take it while she was walking across the books!
Making Pumpkin Spice and Chocolate Caramel Corn
Pumpkin Spice Caramel Corn
1 3.3oz bag Kettle Corn popcorn, popped and all un-popped kernels removed
1 Cup dry roasted peanuts
1. Preheat oven to 250 degrees F. Place popped popcorn and peanuts onto a large rimmed baking sheet that has been sprayed lightly with non stick cooking spray.
2. Place kisses, butter, brown sugar, corn syrup and salt into a medium saucepan over medium heat. Stir constantly until mixture comes to a light boil. Remove from heat and pour evenly over popcorn and nuts. Gently stir to coat mixture over popcorn. Bake in oven for 30 minutes, stirring every 15 minutes.
3. Remove from oven and pour onto parchment paper to cool. Break into pieces and serve. Enjoy!
Chocolate Caramel Corn
1 3.3oz bag Kettle Corn popcorn, popped and all un-popped kernels removed
1. Preheat oven to 250 degrees F. Place popped popcorn and peanuts onto a large rimmed baking sheet that has been sprayed lightly with non stick cooking spray.
2. Place chocolate chips, butter, brown sugar, corn syrup and salt into a medium saucepan over medium heat. Stir constantly until mixture comes to a light boil. Remove from heat and pour evenly over popcorn and nuts. Gently stir to coat mixture over popcorn. Bake in oven for 30 minutes, stirring every 15 minutes.
3. Remove from oven and pour onto parchment paper to cool. Break into pieces and serve. Enjoy!
First we popped the popcorn, after telling Delphia not to eat the hard kernels! She kept singing, "popcorn, popcorn" the whole time the popcorn was popping.
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Muffin Helper
Coal?
Saturday, October 10, 2009
Witch Lift Skirt
Yesterday aftenoon we decided to take Delphia over to Gardner Historic Village to see the witches that they put out for Halloween every year. Phia was excited from the time we got her in the car. She was talking all about the witches and feeding the ducks! Grandma had brought tbread to feed the ducks (one of Phia's favorite things.) We saw lots of pumpkins and I thought they looked so cute on the hay bales.
You will have to ignore the sucker in the pictures. I bought it for her on Tuesday and then stuck it in a cup in Grandmas car when we went to lunch. When Grandma went to put the carseat in on Saturday Delphia saw it and wanted to eat it.
We saw a witch using the potty.....
Witches making waffles (according to Phia)....
A beautiful witch......
And an ugly witch....
Phia and Grandma posing by a witch....
Phia's favorite witch by far was this witch....
When we were walking to the car I asked her which witch was her favorite and she said some words with witch that I didn't quite understand. Grandma and I were trying to guess which one when she decided to show us by lifting her shirt and saying lift dress. All of the sudden we understood what she was telling us, she liked the witch lifting her skirt. We asked her what was under the skirt and she said a kitty. When we got to the car we asked what the kitty was chasing under the witches skirt. She told us the eensy-bintsy spider. We corrected her and told her it was a mouse. Later that night when I was telling Shane what she had said and she said, "No mama, it a mouse!" She cracks me up!
In other funny Phia tidbits is a new word that she learned. I had been talking to Shane and he was telling me that it was stupid because he as selling holiday stamps at Costco and they weren't even forever stamps. I got off the phone and was telling my mom and Phia said, "Stupid." I told her that it's not a nice word and we don't say that word. Grandma was laughing and so Phia continued on saying, "Mama stupid." My mom was really laughing by this point and Phia was saying, "I funny," while I was trying to convince her that stupid was not a nice word. I told my mom that sometimes I don't realize how closely she listens. She was sitting on the chair doing a puzzle and looked over at us and said, "I listen." What a girl!
Fall Crafty!
My mom and I saw this made up at Pebbles on Tuesday so we decided to make it when we all got together on Thursday. They had it in a kit but we made our own kit and chose our own papers! I can't wait to put it up this November! Phia tells me they are building blocks, but I told her that I better not catch her building with them!
Thursday, October 8, 2009
Sugar Cookie Fun!
Then she saw how we poked itout of the cookie cutter onto our hand and she had to be a part of this. I was just going todo it, but after 6 or so cookies she took over and would hold it on her hand and give it to Shane to put on the cookie sheet.
She then wanted to work on her rolling technique so she rolled the last couple cookies out towards the end. She helped flour the pastry mat at clapped her hands to get the flour off.
It was then time to bake and decorate and eat. She loved the decorating part! I frosted the cookies and she then chose the sprinkles she wanted and shook them onto the cookie. She loved the big sprinkles and kept picking them off and saying, "yum!"
She had a ball and was such a good helper we will probably do it a couple more times this year! She was funny though because she wouldn't eat the cookie dough out of the bowl but one time there was a piece from a cookie being cut out and she shoved the whole thing into her mouth. If you ask her how to make cookies she will show you how to roll and shake sprinkles!
We decorated six for Ashley and her family and when Ashley left our house with them Phia was very upset saying that Ashley took her cookies and was crying. We had to show her the cookies in the freezer so that she would calm down and see that we had more cookies. When she saw the other cookies she stopped crying and just said, "Oh."
Pumpkins Finally!
She tore the paper after I tore it into strips, she drizzled glue onto the plate, stuck almost all the orange squares on, helped e glue the stem on and lent me a finger to curl her vine. She was very proud of it so we hung it on the fridge!
Dora Snacks?
I couldn't help but laugh at her trying to get monkey a Dora snack, thinking he would share with her I am sure. W had to explain to her that she has to use the potty for a Dora snack and when she uses the potty she can share her snack with monkey, bear and kitty.
Wednesday, October 7, 2009
Little Helper
Monday, October 5, 2009
New Dress for Fall
She was having fun getting it off and kept telling me she wanted to do it herself. She got it like this over her head and just smiled at me and laughed! What a girl I have!
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