Chad, Lisa, Karli, Ashley & Lexie: Singapore Blooper Reel

As I reminisced through these photos, I found myself laughing at a few things...thus the creation of this blooper reel.

Enjoy.

"Darn Right Shoes" By Ashley

Sometimes it was barely on...

but most of the time, it was nowhere to be found...

"Photobombs" By Yours Truly

"Disney Stickers" By Keely

The workers at Disneyland like to hand out stickers to the little kids. Especially OUR little kids, because we were somewhat of an anomaly.

It started out innocent. Keely immediately put on the two she received at the entrance.

By Princess Time, which was about 5 minutes later, she had acquired two more.

Near the end of the night, the kids had acquired LOTS of stickers. It doesn't look like a ridiculous amount, right?? Well, that's what we thought. Until bath time. We had to have a discussion about why we don't put stickers directly on our skin. They had them ALL OVER their torsos and legs. And, they hurt...but it sure was funny.

"My Watch" By Annette Otteson

Why did my mom take these pictures of her watch?

Good question.

I do not know the answer.

I'm no detective, but it appears that she took one picture at 9:00, and the next at about 9:12. Interesting.

"The Visor" By Landon Mahaffey & Grandpa

The visor: the gift that keeps on giving.

Only Landon and Grandpa can pull this look off...or can they?

"Too Hot " By The Gingerbread House

Wa Waaa.

"WANTED" By Landon

One day, I came downstairs looking for Karli and this is what I found:

My heart dropped, as would any mother discovering that their child is some sort of criminal. What had she done??

I found her in here later:

Sometimes, you can't escape justice. Lesson learned.

"Tiger Blanket" By Landon Mahaffey

Landon really liked his Tiger blanket.

He could double as some sort of Evil Disney Villain.

Ashely did not enjoy the lion.

"The Double Stroller" By Chad Smith

"The Longest Story Time EVER" By Chad Mahaffey

At bedtime, each kid gets to pick a story. No big deal. On this special night, Chad was reading to them. The rest of the adults were in the family room talking. A LONG while later, Michelle and I went to check on him. They had all picked SUPER long books and Chad was just reading away, but he was reading at like warp speed. Then we started laughing, and he started skipping, and we laughed some more, and then he skipped some more. And then it was bedtime. Glad it was him and not me, I think he read to them for 50 minutes.

"Labels" By Annette Otteson

Grandma likes everyone to have the same. So, we had 4 pairs of pink chopsticks, 4 pink strollers, 4 baby dolls and 4 pairs of pink pajamas. How did we keep track of whose was whose?

Take a close look at the chopsticks: