We had the greatest gift for Chinese New Year. Doug's parents took all three kids for a sleepover. We enjoyed visiting a new place downtown (The Pavilion Mall), a fine dinner at a Thai restaurant, a much better than expected movie (Dan in Real Life), and a very quiet house. It was rather surreal not waking up to screaming kids or little ones coming into our room saying "is it morning time yet?"
The sleepover can best be experienced from Doug's parents' blog -- www.rnwoodward.blogspot.com where there are many more pictures from their sleepover. When the kids came back they told us all about their trip to McDonalds. Reeve got his first strike in bowling!! And Gabi got a spare! (All with the help of the bumper rails to keep the ball out of the gutter, of course).
We had the greatest gift for Chinese New Year. Doug's parents took all three kids for a sleepover. We enjoyed visiting a new place downtown (The Pavilion Mall), a fine dinner at a Thai restaurant, a much better than expected movie (Dan in Real Life), and a very quiet house. It was rather surreal not waking up to screaming kids or little ones coming into our room saying "is it morning time yet?" 
The sleepover can best be experienced from Doug's parents' blog -- www.rnwoodward.blogspot.com where there are many more pictures from their sleepover. When the kids came back they told us all about their trip to McDonalds. Reeve got his first strike in bowling!! And Gabi got a spare! (All with the help of the bumper rails to keep the ball out of the gutter, of course).
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Hey, Doug & Tracy, I also ate Thai food at the Pavilion -- on Sunday, and paid $3.07 for a tasty Pad Thai dinner. Am hoping that you both were as wise with your use of money! -rw
actually, i think dug spent 3.09 and Tracy 32.87 on hers.. or so i hear.
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