Maybe my other kids are starting to get a complex...

but they do one of three things when the camera is pointed in their direction:

1. hide their face
2. try to take over the camera so they can take pictures
3. make the weirdest face possible (not that I mind weird face pictures, but I'd just like a little versatility that I know they're capable of now and then)

so, instead, here is little Levi being sweet, lovable and messy (he really digs those sweet potatoes, whenever we sit down in front of him with food, he kicks his legs and starts making this "huh, huh" noise, he gets that from his dad):

Here are me and my sisters getting ready to leave to go to the movies:

my thumbnail reviews for the movies:)

He's Just Not That Into You: Good, solid romantic comedy (if you're into that sort of thing, which I'm usually not) I went to this thinking it would be a little more realistic than the genre usually is. It was, kind of...almost every story ended just the way the book/movie said it shouldn't, for some that's a good thing, for me it's silly. Everyone was very pretty and shiny, which is always fun to look at.

Coraline: Great Googly-moogly!! I loved this one. Beautiful animation and riveting story. If your kids are scared easily or you have an aversion to gothic elements or magic kind of themes, just skip this one. However, I am changing my name to Coraline. I keep telling my kids to call me "other mother" (she was one creepy broad) but they refuse.

Have a great day. Signed, Coraline.