G and Kelsey have their first dance

Yes, their first dances are the Hokey Pokey and Chicken Dance, but it's sooo cute!

Twinkle Twinkle

I have a few videos from the Disney trip that I've been trying to publish all day. I think I'm finally getting them uploaded.

This is G and Kelsey singing Twinkle Twinkle on the way to the airport after the trip. G started strong and pooped out, but Kelsey carried the tune until the end.

G sings the classics

G is going through a 3 year old phase of not wanting to have his photo taken (hopefully, it won't be like this forever!) I had to sneak this movie without his knowledge, but notice at the end he finds me out. Anyway, G has recently fallen in love with Sponge Bob Square Pants. At least we think it's funny too. He always sings the theme song and you have to watch the entire :45 to hear the laugh at the end. He does it all.

Last Soccer Game

In November, G had his last soccer game. He really loved soccer. He never wanted to leave the field so much so that he cried when they switched out players. Towards the end of the seasons he started to play more and kick the ball down the field. I was really proud of him. Most of all, he really looked up to his coach, Coach Joe. He was so good with the kids. I think Coach Joe's daughter wants to take gymnastics next, and he won't coach in the Spring but maybe we can talk him into it again. :) He's so good at it!! Here are some videos of G playing at his last game, and then pics at the pizza party. It was so cold at the last game, and I was running around trying to get ready that I didn't realize how cold it was outside. I win Mom of the Year. So we showed up with no coat. Geez. Anyway, another mom let G borrow their extra coat and he was so stubborn that he refused to wear it if it wasn't his. Double Geez. So here's my little boy who didn't get pneumonia that day, thankfully.

He's number 7 and the only one without a coat. :) The team name is the Green Giants.

G throwing in the ball.


G kicking off.


G kicking.

Rudolph

G joined in on the kids program on the boat. He loved it! He said it was his favorite part of the trip; it was better than Santa, Christmas, hanging out with us and even better than playing on the beach. They did keep him busy making crafts, watching movies, riding three wheelers, getting tattoos, being made up to look like a pirate; what's not to like?!

Anyway, he volunteered to sing before both of the evening shows. They would sing Rudolph and We Wish You A Merry Christmas. We are trying to get the entire video from another parent as I missed this part, but as the kids walked out on the stage, G looked down and realized that his shoe was untied. B and I realized that this meant trouble. He kept saying that his shoe was untied, but no one heard him. We were too far away to come to the rescue. The song began and G yelled out, "Wait! My shoe is untied!" The song came to a halt while the director ran out to tie my son's shoe. Once all was right with the world, the show went on. The ship was rocking but the kids did a great job. My son continued to try to steal the show. Below are the videos, and if I ever get the video from the other parent, I'll be sure to post. It's priceless.

Rudolph, Show I


We Wish You A Merry Christmas, Show I


Rudolph, Show II


We Wish You A Merry Christmas, Show II