This is our stage manager showing off the Cabbage Patch Newborn that will be "playing" my adopted son, Coalhouse Walker, III in "Ragtime." We were all so excited to meet him.
We spent the day at an indoor water park in Lancaster. It was really nice and there was lots for the kids to do. This was one of my favorite shots with my daughter looking out over the whole place.
My kids with the crazy masks my mom bought for them to paint. My son's is a monkey, but after he covered it in every color of paint we own, it was kind of hard to tell.
This is a freaky doll that is floating around the theatre where I am currently rehearsing for a show. The joke is that you never know where it might end up. It's hard to tell in this picture, but the baby is actually in one of the stage curtains about 6 feet off the ground.
This was the scene out back of my house this morning. A car had missed the curve and gone straight into a utility pole. The top half of the pole and the wires were actually sitting on the roof of the car. My neighbor said the driver was injured pretty badly. Scary sight!
I love to take pictures of my kids walking - either alone or with a family member. I just always think it's a cute and different perspective. I love how my daughter is carrying her backpack and a whole array of characters on this particular walk around our neighborhood.
This is painted along the side of a building in Downtown York. My son noticed it before I did and thought it would make a great picture for my blog. I agreed!
I took this at the theatre where I am rehearsing for a show. The tank is brand new and so clean and bright and the fish were looking right at me! There were lots of things I could have taken pictures of, but I really liked these guys.
Today my husband took the kids to a local state park. I gave him the camera today and told him he was on blog duty. He took some really interesting pics. This tree stump looks like it has a face. The other shot is of my daughter looking at the lake. So pretty.
The kids enjoyed one of the first warm days we've had in months by taking a ride in Grandma's convertible. They waved and smiled the entire way from the restaurant to the apartment. It was really cute.
My son's theme in preschool this week was "March - In Like A Lion...Out Like a Lamb." They made these lion puppets which my son was thrilled with. Too cute.
This is a creek we pass on our Baltimore trips and I thought it looked so pretty all covered in snow. Also if you look closely toward the left is a tree that's completly bent over. It looks really cool up close.
This is a factory we pass on the way to and from Baltimore. My son calls it the Wonka factory and asks everytime we pass it when we can go in for a tour. I keep telling him he needs a golden ticket!