NOVEMBER 2010

Okay okay, I am sorry it has taken so long! I have been requested (by many) to update you with pictures. So I will do a November post, December post, January post, followed by a product review. So pay close attention:)

NOVEBEMER 2010

Even though we had no house and no money, it seems as though we stayed pretty busy. I was able to get some free passes to things and keep us entertained throughout the month.

November 17, Uncle Tony took Jeremiah to see some old war planes.

November 17, Aunty Laurly took the kids to the Wildlife world zoo.

They loved the train ride, and still talk about it!  

Didn’t get many Thanksgiving pictures. But we did have TWO dinners. Ugh, I am still full. The first dinner was with the McIndoo family and the second was with the Bartlett family.

 

Aren’t my turkeys cute?

November 29, we went for a 4Wheel Drive trip, in hopes to see some snow. We did! The kids got so excited!

   

  Since we were in the snow, we had to make a snowman. (remember this is Arizona)

Saw some bear tracks.

November 30th, I got free passes to the Phoenix Zoo. So we went and then stayed for zoo lights. It was a LONG day!      

      So there you have it, our month of November. It was fun to get out and do some of these things, instead of just looking at houses. Oh and another exciting part of November, is that we found out baby #3 was on it’s way!

Our Staycation

We had the opportunity to go to Cibola Vista Resort for free for three days. The kids thought our resort room was our “new house” and were very upset when we left to go to dinner.

During our little Staycation, we went to Cave Creek Museum (also free with Cultural pass from library),

Alexis was excited over this display and said “mommy look, a princess table” Apparently, pioneer women looked like princesses.

This is the flag when Arizona became the 48th state.

Watched a family movie while munching on cookies and milk.

Spent some time in the pool…Yes, swimming in October, sounds crazy huh?

Went to a free lunch,

Went for a walk and visited the local horses,

More pool,

Spent some time being silly,

Free pony rides for the kids,

 

Lastly, on our way home we were supposed to enjoy a free breakfast, but sadly they didn’t open when we thought, and we had to leave before we could. All in all, it was a nice little break from reality. Once we get into a new house, we are hoping on going on another mini trip, hopefully by a beach!