Why do I teach my kids to be honest?  It hurts to hear the truth sometimes.  I am working on this piece of music Jennifer sent me...Through the Kaleidoscope by Steven Cravis.  Go to this site to here how it is supposed to sound.  www.stevecravis.com

Well.  I was working on it and had it set up to play on the computer too so I could see how close to how it is supposed to sound I was.  I was playing the piano when Kalyn came in.  She climbed up to the computer and said, I want to hear it on the computer.  She pushed play.  The music started and Kalyn smiled so sweetly at me.  Then she said, "Let's listen to the computer.  It sounds so much better."  Auh! (she's right though :(!) 

We just got back from our Ward Christmas party.  Heath was working, but Bryan went with me to help out with the girls.  I really needed his help.  The girls aren't very obedient.  Dinner was a potluck and somebody brought chicken spaghetti so the girls were in noodle heaven.

Keali couldn't work the fork or spoon, so she just slurped off the plate.

We sang fun Christmas songs and my daughters danced for everyone during the singing.  It was cute  Then Santa arrived and Kalyn FREAKED OUT!!  We stood in line to see Santa.  When Keali's turn came she clung to me and began to scream.  (BTW, during dinner, Keali screamed.  Bryan said, "I think that's the noise she makes before she kills."  See!  I'm not the only one who thinks she screams like a banshee.  Bryan asked how you would spell out her scream in a blog.  I think it would go something like this:

"AAAH^{EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE}!")

Last night I finally got to finish Twilight, the movie.  I liked it.  The teen girls next to me giggled any time Edward did something vampire-y or smiled for that matter.  That was a little irritating.  The movie was good though--not the book by any means, but I did enjoy it.