New Experiences!

 The kids are having a blast with all the new things that falls brings.  One day when we went to the church for an activity the kids walked by a tree that had dropped a lot of its leaves. They thought it was the coolest thing to play in the leaves. It was very hard to get them into the church for the activity and into the car to go home.  They can wait for the tree in front of our house to loose its leaves.

 The kids finally got to see their first really snow storm.  It wasn't a big one but it did give us 4 inches of snow. They couldn't wait to get out into it to make their very first snowman and to have their very first snowball fight. They had so much fun doing these thing but by the time they came in they were so cold that they just had to have hot chocolate with marshmallows!

Fun Weekend activites

 Olivia has become quiet the little helper in the kitchen lately. Every time my Aunt is in the kitchen you can always guarantee Olivia will be right there with her.  She also has become a pro at cracking eggs!

 My Aunt Eileen is a big fan of the high school football teams here. She goes every week religiously. After a couple of week of her and the people I work with trying to get us to go. They finally talk us into it. We have now been to two of the games. Olivia likes to mimic the cheerleaders and eating popcorn. Keanan loves to talk to my co-works and using my legs to support his back. They both also like the football but get a little bored with it.

 A couple of weeks ago the Art Museum had a bunch of free activities for the kids.  They set up booths outside where the kids could learn how to make art with a bunch of different things. The kids got to make there own charms, key chains, and abstract pictures.  They also had fun getting there faces painted.

                                                      

 Last weekend the Charles M Russell Museum had free admission for the all residents. They also had activities for the kids to do. They got to make Indian bags out of paper and color bison heads.  Olivia ran into one of her friends from church and school. They played house in the tepee and road the wood horses together.