We have had a busy month this January. It was Kendra's 8th birthday (see previous post). My in-laws came for a fun visit. We took the time to go to Disney.... what an adventure. The Jungle Cruise is more fun at night but not recommended for kids with glasses. Kendra was suddenly scared of the plastic animals in the dimly lit forest, and jumped into my lap. With the cold weather, I was sporting a thick winter jacket. The following happened in SLOW MOTION.... her face hit my arm, the glasses hooked onto my jacked, my arm went up to make room for her head, her glasses snapped off her face, my arm went on the top of our seats, over the side, and KERPLUNK, her glasses fell into the dark, merky waters of the Jungle Cruise. It is not likely that we will see them again. Did the insurance cover them, NOPE, only covers broken glasses not lost glasses. I explained that they were not lost, just unretrievable, but to no avail. Here is the last known picture of Kendra with her first pair of Barbie glasses in line for the Jungle Cruise Ride.
$198 bucks later, Kendra is sporting a new pair of Barbie framed glasses!
Jerome finished his first ever official science project, Dinosaur Water in 2010. He received a 100% on this project, and really enjoyed it. Lowell was the photographer, and Jerome and I worked on the research and development. Here he is with final presentation.
Lowell and I celebrated 10 years of marriage in December, but we officially celebrated with a Disney Cruise in late January. It was great. Grandma took the kids (THANK YOU GRANDMA) and Lowell and I loved our time away. We visited Atlantis like we did 9 years ago on our 1 year anniversary cruise. It was a nice long weekend cruise!
