Ellie is hands-down the happiest child I have ever (EVER) met...so this is just another ordinary day of happiness for her! I have no words that are strong enough to describe the joy that she brings our family every single day. It is hard to believe that she has only been a part of this family for nine months....it's hard to remember what life was like before Ellie.
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Quincy
Radiant in getting to play in the snow again! This is Quincy's fourth big snowfall, but I am not sure if she remembers the others. Like Ellie, Quincy is an absolute joy...her giggles sound like an Elf (other people's words, but it is true)...and when she does laugh, it makes others laugh along with her! Three years ago I never would have imagined that life could ever be this perfect...and I am not just saying that for the purpose of a post...it really is true! Getting ready to sled down the hill in our backyard...
Our first Snowman in the New House
Ballet and Puzzles
Quincy has the flexibility of a rubber band. Seriously, she just bends and stretches all over the place, pirouetting and dancing like the characters in the books she reads. This summer we are finally beginning ballet lessons for her...I can NOT wait to see her in her little outfit...
Ellie, on the other hand, has the flexibility of her mother, which is not great anymore now that I am 44 (!) years old. But she is great at a lot of other things, soccer and jig-saw puzzles among them. Give Ellie a puzzle and she will work on it for hours until it is finished. That girl has great concentration skills!
TBS Movie and a Makeover Shoot
A lonnngggg story, but we were contacted by WTBS to see if our family wanted to participate in a dog-themed Movie-and-a-Makeover. We didn't know anything about this program, so we went to their website and did some research. The MMO show airs Saturdays at 11 am and shows a room make-over in conjunction with a movie. The makeovers that we saw online were awesome so we jumped at the chance to participate. Wellllll..fast forward to the present day: Since the downturn in the economy, their makeovers have turned into product-placement makeovers. Fourteen people descended on our house for close to 12 hours last week to film commercials for dog-related products, anywhere from Purina food products to a dog door. Our make-over? A dog door. Yep....a dog door. Even though we didn't get a 10K makeover, we had a GREAT time and I got to pick the designer's brain about paint colors for our walls (which saved me having to hire---and pay--- a designer to come out to the house this summer to pick colors).
This was the scene while they were trying to shoot a commercial for the dog-food. Turner people flew in from NEW YORK for this shoot...it was surreal. Forteen people to film a dog food commercial?!?
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