I had never seen this show, but I'd heard a lot about it from my sister Emily and her husband Dave. Anyway, we stayed up WAY too late watching the first few episodes and laughing - alot. Although I have to admit, watching Jason Bateman play a dad makes me feel really old. I just returned it and now I have to rent the rest of the first season, and the 2 DVD's of the following 2 seasons. Anyway, I've decided this is my favorite way to watch TV. One episode right after another with no break (or writer's strike) in between. Someday, I may even talk myself into watching "Lost" - as long as I can do it this way.
Okay, okay, I'm feeling a little bit guilty about my last post. Hannah's award ceremony really was a little bit fun. I just wrote that post in the HEAT of the moment (literally, it was 97 in Houston that day which set a record and I was hot all day!) Hannah earned several awards and I was very proud of her and her hard work. She made the A Honor Roll meaning she earning only A's all year long and she also earned the award for art in her grade. She was really excited and happy and I'm so glad we could be there to support her.
So last night was her talent show and instead of being crabby about how busy the day was or how late we got home (and I won't bore you with the details of how I dropped a huge glass of grape juice in my entry-way while we were on our way out the door and it splashed everywhere and ruined our carpet and stained the paint on our walls. All I'll say about that is that it's a good thing it was my own fault because if one of my kids had done it, I might've seriously hurt him/her), I wanted to share her performance so you could see what a talented and cute little girl we have.
Congratulations on all your accomplishments during first grade Hannah! We love you and we're so proud of you!
Also, award ceremonies for 1st graders are really fun for the first grader and for no one else. Especially 18-month olds.
