
At my ward here at our new house they have an awesome exercise program! Every morning from 9-10:30am M-F we exercise! Step aerobics, yoga (on Thursdays), tae bo, weights, circuit training... Usually it's an hour of cardio then weights or situps or stretching. It was so awesome and I was going every day (because it was convenient! I had to get up and get dressed and get in the car anyways to take Karah to school so I may as well go over to the church and exercise instead of going home and doing nothing!) I actually learned that I
can do it! That I
can exercise! I may (hopefully!) will start up something similar when I move back to my old house. By the way, we are selling our house and I am moving with the girls back to our townhouse-that's the plan at least! Don't know when but one day, it will probably happen! Anyways, while we exercise, the kids run around and play. Karah and Alyssa hit it off with some kids that live a few houses down. Karah was really excited to have them come over and make cupcakes with her cupcake maker!

Their family is a little like ours in that they have a little girl about Karah's age, a little girl about Alyssa's age and they have a little baby boy about Evan's age (except he's still alive...He's so cute!)

We started off inside...

But when it was time to put the sprinkles on...it was time to go outside!

And boy, am I glad we did that! Zach from next door joined in on the decorating part.

I think kids love sprinkle because it's all sugar!

Smile!

I love how Ashlynn's little sister kept putting more sprinkles on one of the cupcakes. (The furthest left one.)

And more sprinkles...

And still more sprinkles! After she ate the other two treats so was saying she was done. I told her she still had one and she said "I do?" Yes, right under the pile of sprinkles. She stuck her fingers in, felt around and triumphantly pulled out the hidden cupcake! She was so excited! It was funny!

My girls!

This is the reason we moved outside... You are supposed to move the little purple heart on the bottom over and it makes the tray spin as the sprinkles fall down. Nice idea but really what it does is spray sprinkles in EVERY direction. Once we got outside, Zach was the only one to use it, the girls went for the bottles of sprinkles! Nice!

Now it's time to draw with chalk!

Karah was a little busy bee making hopscotches and bugs and flowers.

I like the caterpillar!

Here is my delima. This is the difference in sizes on Karah's pants. She is so tall and skinny so I get Levi's 517 Slim pants for her and they work out great (as long as the adjustable waist is cinched up!) Something seems wrong though! As you can see there is a huge difference in the two pants in the picture. There shouldn't be, in my opinion, but there is. The one on the left is a size 6 slim and on the right is a 7 slim. Why is there at least a 6inch difference? Why?! The size 6 is almost too short (we do
not do floods!) but the size 7 is SOO much bigger (everywhere, not just in the length...) I've had her trying on all kinds of brands and styles but I'm at a loss. She either is going out in public in floods or pants she could fit another person in with her-which is worse?!

Here is a comparison between Alyssa's size 2 (don't fit anymore), Karah's size 6 and 7. Now you see? Crazy! I started thinking that maybe it's because the size 7 pants are in the girls section instead of the little girls 4-6 section. Maybe sizing is different...

I even took a picture of the tags to prove I'm not crazy, they are exactly the same! (Except for one other thing, I just noticed! Size 6 is made in China and 7 are made in Kenya. Aren't (usually) the people in China short and the people in Kenya tall? Could that be why? Is that stereotyping?! Sorry, I don't mean to hurt feelings, just trying to figure out why there can't be a size or two, or three between 6 and 7! lol) Are you tired of me talking about my 5 year old's pants yet?! I could go on...but I won't! One last thing, I have tried shrinking them...still the same!