Our So-Called Life.

We celebrated Carter's 4th birthday this past Sunday. We went all out with a Superhero theme and it was Super fun! Thanks to our special family and friends who came and made it so great! We love you! Building Skyline made with milk cartons and other empty boxes. Comic book banner...I just cut up Superhero comics. Superhero Capes made by Me!  Cupcakes made by Sams and I put in toppers. They were so good and so cheap! Party games included, Vaporize a Villain, Mighty Muscles, and The Bat cave... Villains faces taped on balloons and the kids(Superheros) used silly string to shoot the villains down.(See Below!) The bat cave, was a black covered tent with glow sticks(Kryptonite) inside. The kids(superheros) had to go in and retrieve the glow stick(Kryptonite). Mighty Muscles was just two paper towel holders taped together with a black ball on each end to resemble weights. This was to test their strength. Below are just some more pictures from the party.... Yuummm! Da...

Cade loves to quiz us. You can really tell he has had therapy since 8 weeks old. He asks "What's That?" over and over. He is just doing what people do to him every day. Carter was the camera man so that is why it is so shaky... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gBXLErw90s0&feature=youtube_gdata_player

So, as most of you know have seen from Facebook probably I attended the Next Generation Yoga Teacher Training this past weekend. It was held at Wild Lotus Yoga studio in New Orleans...love that place! Jodi Komitor is the founder of NGY and I feel so blessed to have been able to spend 3 days with her and 12 other amazing women. I learned so much more than just how to teach kids yoga...way more! It was a very positive move for me and I feel so inspired. I am looking forward to eventually share this inspiration with others. I have benefited, my kids will, and hopefully other children. We are in total control of our bodies and I think it is really important for kids to know at an early age how to balance mind, breath, and body. Yoga teaches children to develop a sense of awareness of their own bodies, mental and emotional states. Breath work and meditation help to still the active minds of children and give them something to focus their energy on. For the children that...