A Fun-filled Weekend

On Saturday, CJ, Crystal, and I went to the Kentucky Horse Park.  It was fun. We had never seen horses perform in person.  Crystal even got the chance to ride a pony. The kids got their faces painted, and Crystal got her picture taken on a pony. CJ refused. He was worried that he may break the pony's back! LOL!!!

On Sunday, we all went to the church where Mario attends with his girlfriend.  They were having a dinner and a fun tent for the kids outside. I was so proud of all my boys because they all volunteered to help with running of the tent, set up, and tear down.  

Ballet Under the Stars

Today's highlight was taking Crystal to Ballet Under the Stars.  It was very impromptu.  I woke up from a nap at 7:30pm, looked in the Lexington Family Magazine for what was going on today, realized I highlighted the ballet which started at 8pm, and we went.  Of course, she now wants more ballet lessons. And I believe I will sign her up. A friend of mine sent me information on auditions for a children's choir today.  So, between gymnastics, ballet, choir, and piano lessons, I think her plate will be full! LOL!!
On another note, I am a massage therapist and I own a mobile massage business.  I am sooooo happy because my business is really picking up.  It will allow me to make twice the money I am making in half the time! My goal is to do at least 9 massages a week. That would be ideal for me.  What is really exciting is more of my clients are requesting that I massage their children.  That really excites me because I ultimately want to have a pediatric massage practice within a year. There is still so much for me to do, but I'm ready for the challenge!
I am so happy right now.....

Apple Camp Day #2

Today at Apple Camp, CJ and I edited his movie using iMovie and created his first film. It is only 90 seconds long, but it was really fun putting everything together.

Day 3 is on Saturday, August 11th. They will show all the movies the campers made. We wont make it, because we have a family gathering at Cumberland Falls. It's probably for the best though, because CJ won't even watch his own movie even though everyone keeps telling him how good it is.

Mommy/ CJ Day!!!

Sooooo, I woke up yesterday morning and my mother informed me that CJ had Apple Camp. She signed him up months ago and I had totally forgot. It was so cool! Here is a description of the camp:
          Apple Camp for Kids

At Apple Camp, kids ages 8–12 will learn the ins and outs of iMovie and how to make their own films. The free three-day session, held at the Apple Store, leads up to an Apple Camp Film Festival where campers debut their masterpieces.

Yesterday was the first day and they drew a storyboard, made their own theme music using Garage Band, and their homework was to film their movie.  Here are a few pics from the class....

I was so proud of CJ.  He tends to be painfully shy, but he jumped right in on creating his storyboard.  He changed it quite a few times, but it felt so good to see him using his imagination.

After camp was over, we went to lunch at Saul Good's restaurant and instead of crayons with the kids meal menu, they gave us these little wikki-stix. We asked for an extra pack, and decided he would use them in his movie. We talked about what he wanted to do for the upcoming "school year" (since we are unschoolers, we don't do "school" nor do we have "breaks").  It was a lot of fun. 

The next stop was Disc Replay. There is a wrestling video game he got about a year ago, but didn't get to play because it kept messing up. I took it to Disc Replay and for $1, they cleaned it. I offered to buy him an additional game since I only spent a dollar on him, but he refused. He said he just wanted his game and he wanted me to save my money because I might need it later.  :)

I love my baby boy!!!