Monday, January 12, 2009

Saturday, January 10, 2009

Dino


Dino, originally uploaded by J LaPlaine.

Allison brought home a bit of artwork yesterday.

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Finished product


Finished product, originally uploaded by J LaPlaine.

The 2008 gingerbread house!

More photos at http://www.flickr.com/photos/jlaplaine/

Sunday, November 09, 2008

Morgan takes off the training wheels!

Today Morgan decided it was time to try out the bike with out training wheels. After 15 minutes of coaching, she took off on her own.

Thursday, November 06, 2008

Turkey in disguise


Turkey in disguise, originally uploaded by J LaPlaine.

"M" was assigned a project in school to make a disguise for a turkey to hide him for Thanksgiving. She picked a penguin, the school mascot, and this is the result. I hope he stays hidden through the holiday.

In full costume


DSC_0006, originally uploaded by J LaPlaine.

The girls decked out in Halloween costumes. Surprisingly, the colored hair spray washed out pretty well.

Thursday, October 30, 2008

2008 pumpkin carving: Vampire


Vampire, originally uploaded by J LaPlaine.

This year the girls choose a vampire, it turned out pretty well given the rush job I did the night before Halloween.

2008 costumes


2008 costumes, originally uploaded by J LaPlaine.

The girls heading out to the annual neighborhood parade the weekend before Halloween. Carlee's costume didn't stay on long.

Saturday, October 25, 2008

At the rally


DSC_0035, originally uploaded by J LaPlaine.

Dianne at the Obama rally, taken with the wrong lens, hence why she's in focus and the rest of the crowd isn't.

Monday, October 20, 2008

Allison, taller than a corn stalk


DSC_0160, originally uploaded by J LaPlaine.

Not to be out done by her little sister, "A" posed for a photo as well.

The girls at a fall festival


DSC_0157, originally uploaded by J LaPlaine.

Good fall temperatures and an afternoon of slides, popcorn, face paint and moon bounces.

Morgan standing tall


DSC_0159, originally uploaded by J LaPlaine.

A bale of hay and some nice blue skies combined to make this photo.