




Samantha and Stephen Anderson
September 30, 2006, Atlantic Center for the Arts, New Smyrna Beach, Florida
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Ethan and I thank you in advance for your support!!! This is what helps the troop pay for all of their activities and camping trips throughout the year.
It's for me, you see.
Here are the kids enjoying the Jurassic area of Universal! More pictures to come. Chris has to convert them for me. Something about shooting in the raw... I don't know!



I had to ride at least one big kid roller coaster since there were no lines. I chose Dueling Dragons. The boys tested out the seats to try to get a feel for what I was going through. They decided that it wasn't thrilling enough and went over to Flying Unicorn to ride as many times as they could until I got off Dueling Dragons.

The boys are deathly afraid of the Jurassic Park dinosaurs! There is one coming out of the jungle ready to attack them!

Here come the super heroes!!! They couldn't wait to tell Pop-Pop Wayne about their mode of transportation!

Here the boys are with Cyclops. A bit of super hero trivia for you... his full name is Sly Fox Cyclops.
Here Will is testing out his newly learned Cyclops powers! Careful, if you look too closely you may come under his spell.

Here the bros are in Suess Landing.
Will checking out his Radio Disney bag! 

Will's new ride...

Here Ethan is watching his brothers get settled onto their new bikes.

Clearly, the trick to learning how to ride your bike in 1/2 a block is all in the tongue.

Here Noah is cruising on his own. Notice that his tongue is still playing a crucial role in his success.

Does this look like the face of a sad dog that was recently viciously assaulted? Well it is! Don't believe anything Melissa says about the progress of her Dog Whisperer techniques on Boda. She (Boda, not Melissa) attacked my baby tonight. I must add that it was no way provoked. Hanzie may need therapy! He has a cut under his eye and a slash on his face.
On to other news... Friday night I just crashed. I was so tired and I was trying to watch You've Got Mail. After being rudely interrupted by Chris' compulsive steam cleaning, I went to bed. Yesterday morning we picked up Ethan's friend Spencer at 10:00 a.m. Right around 2:30 they started BEGGING for him to spend the night. We caved pretty quickly to the four pleading boys and Spencer spent the night. He is very well behaved and it's nice for Ethan to play with a boy occasionally. The girls came over around dinner time and they all swam together for a bit. Then they all had pasta for dinner and watched the new Shaggy Dog. The adults got Mi Mexico take-out for dinner. It was very good! After we played Rummikub and Mike had his first win. Today we just swam and hung out at the house. Chris took the boys to the skatepark for a bit. Chris and Noah rode scooters and Ethan and Will rode their bikes. Somehow just 40 miles away, they received over 5" of rain today. Ask me how much we got, NONE!!! It has not rained for the longest time and has been a nice, toasty 95 without the heat index calculated in every single day! Hopefully this week will be a bit cooler!
Here is Noah with his water gun. He likes to fill it up the day before and let it heat up in the sun all day so it's super hot when he squirts people. He takes evil to a whole new level.
Will was having fun posing for the camera. 
Here are Chris and the boys in the toy room watching Mee-Shee for their camp out. They are really roughing it on the pull-out. Hopefully they will fall asleep shortly so they will be ready for Universal in the morning.
This box kept the boys busy for most of the day. This was their Ninja hide-out. Ethan was explaining to me all of his special Ninja senses and also told me how much harder it was to be a Ninja than a mom. How could I argue, oh that's right, I found a way! I explained to him that it was far more difficult to care for a high maintenance Ninja.