Forced hug.

Maddie was forced to let Jordan hug her after she spit tea (through the straw) in Jordan's face.

It's Monday again?!

Running late . . .

It seems like we're running late a lot this week.  Because of it, I had to drive Jordan all the way to school this morning.

Friends.

We had to pick Jordan up from school today and look who we found leaving a different club meeting at the same time.

Three on the Third

Our pictures for three on the third haven't been too good!  This one is no exception.  It was too cold to be outside for any length of time and the girls always cause some sort of delay whether it be arguing, pranking, or just being crabby.  This time it was pranking.  This was take two, but we went with it because it was so cold outside.  I'm laughing because they're laughing and they're laughing because Jordan has her leg around Maddie's waist in an attempt to stay a bit warmer.

Tacky Sweater Day.

Jordan and her friends on the last day of school before winter break.

Yo Ho, Yo Ho

Getting ready.

 We decorated for our favorite holiday.  Jordan and Maddie sorted through various costume pieces and tried different creepy combinations.

Homecoming Parade

Key Club float.

Three on the Third - October

Three on the Third

Three on the Third

Horsing around before school.

Sick Waiting Area.

Today we had to sit in this section.  Jordan has had a sore throat and fever reaching 102 degrees (when ibuprofen wears off) since last Thursday.

Game Pieces.

For Jordan's history project.

Lovin' the Rust.

Dancing in the Rain

The neighborhood at dusk.

This is what you get with a new camera on a tripod set with a 13 second shutter speed and one daughter on roller skates, the other on a bicycle.  Kinda fun . . .

Tag, you're it!

Maddie and Jordan's friend, Kern, have had this game of tag going since Jordan's birthday party.  She wrote him a note, he wrote one back, she texted him, he tagged her in the car when she wasn't looking, she posted this sign in his yard while he was napping . . . Kern, you're it!

1930's Style.

Ready to present a 1930's Hamlet to drama class.