Alex made a great zombie. We made his costume ourselves. After going to Goodwill to find a big shirt we took it home and shreaded it. Then we rubbed it around in the dirt and dripped fake blood over the "stab" wounds. He had on quite a bit of make up and we put baby powder in his hair to make it look dusty and gray. Then we put gel in his hair and messed it up. He looked really great!
Nicholas and his coach had fun picking at each other during the party. 
During the party each player was given an Upward backpack to keep. Nicholas was very proud of his.
At the end of the party the team got to shave their coaches head. He made them a deal that if they won a game then they could shave his head and... they did it. Bye, bye hair!!!! :)
This is Betsy's rooster painting. I love it! 
And, this is my rooster painting. So cute! I love painting and can't wait for our next project.
For their first project they made cards to send to soldiers who are fighting in the war. They did a great job on their cards and were very proud of themselves.
This is Sidney's friend Casey. She is showing off the card she made.
After the cards were done the girls played a few games. I think they had a lot of fun. 
Well... we did it again. Betsy and I loaded up once again and headed for Sip-N-Strokes for another fun night of painting. We got caught in some heavy traffic on the way over there so we were about 15 minutes late. But the class was so large (75 people) that we didn't miss anything. They were still checking people in when we arrived.
This is my painting. It is titled "Funky Flowers".
Here is a picture of Betsy and I after we had gotten our pictures "puffed". Our instructor, Stacy, used fabric puff paint to highlight everyones paintings. It really made the designs pop!
This is where my "Funky Flowers" ended up. I hung them on the wall in my foyer. I love the way this painting turned out. 
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