Just a note.......

Ok, this week I responded to an email which I know several of my blogger friends were attached to. Obviously, I can not express myself in an understanding way with out ticking people off.... So, as I was viewing friends blogs tonight, I came across Karen Napp's blog. She is a friend of the Foreman Family if you're interested in checking it out. I vaguely remember Karen from elementary school, but wanted to see what's she's up to. Well, Ms. Napp has expressed exactly what I was trying to say in my email through her blog this week. So, if you were a part of this email chain.... please take time to check it out. http://reflectivereasonings.blogspot.com/ So, can I please say Happy Holidays and Merry Christmas to my friends... that is w/ out someone thinking I'm the devil. Just kidding on the devil part, but I hope each of you have a wonderful next couple of weeks with your family. They are precious... hug them and tell them you love them and don't lose sight of why we have Christmas, Hanukuh, Kawanzaa, etc!!:) As for our family, I've decided first thing Christmas morning I want the first words out of my mouth to be "Ivy, today is Jesus' birthday"! MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Spending the weekend with Daddy!

This weekend some friends and I ventured off to the beach for a wonderful girls' weekend out. We literally shopped till we dropped. While we were gone, Ivy and Scott spent the weekend together. Ivy is a HUGE horse fan. Scott took her up to his uncle's and she was able to feed the horses. Scott sent me this video over the phone. I laugh every time I watch it. Ivy's laugh is so funny. I just thought I'd share.

A Blue Christmas

Hey babe.. so I hacked into your blog to leave a surprise.. enjoy! - Scott

Santa's Visit

This evening Ivy received a very special visitor. I'm sure people think my child is Autistic or something (or that may be that I'm a Special Education teacher and I find any characteristic and take it to the extreme)...., but Ivy is extremely shy. When Santa stopped by she would would not speak to him. She would only communicate with head shakes for yes and no... She did tell him thankyou as he left. After that door shut, she had this little smile that was just bursting to come out. She was soooo excited that Santa had come to see her and bring her a Donald Duck.