Trains and Tea Parties

First off: Now this is tired.

I sure wish I could pass out at the dinner table like this. Some days, I feel like I just might.

Somehow Kinsley and Hadley ended up with a matching pair of yoga pants. I guess when you have as many clothes as they do it's bound to happen. Kinsley was so excited to get to match Hadley.

Can you guess why this little boy is smiling?

He just found out he was going to the train museum.

A few weeks ago, I found out that Houston had a train museum. I wasn't sure how safe the area around it was but we thought on Saturday we'd give it a try. We passed Wild Hog and Fresh Coon food stands on the way, I kid you not, but it ended up being in an okay area. Colby of course was in (wild) hog heaven.

He insisted on wearing the Railroad cap Beau had given him.

Don't know if you can tell from this picture but Colby is holding on for dear life.

The poor kid is terrified of heights.

One person wasn't too thrilled being there.

Kinsley claimed everything was so old. Ugh!

In the mail car.

Before church on Sunday.

Could they get any cooler?

Well maybe a little.

So we took Colby to see the trains because I knew that Kinsley was getting to do something fun Sunday afternoon. I had bought tickets to our local theaters Sugar Plum Tea with some of our friends. Totally up her alley.

First they got their makeup, hair, and nails done.

Then we had tons of food and tried our luck (which was none) at the raffle.

Then we watched an abbreviated version of The Nutcracker.

After the show, Kinsley and her friends went around getting the dancers autographs. Then Kinsley decided she wanted her picture taken with the dancers. Well apparently I am too embarrassing, so Kinsley had her friend take my camera and take pictures. Yes a FIVE year old took these pictures. I was impressed. I'm thinking of letting her do our family portrait next month.