Meet Harry Potter, Harry Potter, and Harry Potter
So the hole Harry Potter craze came and we watched it go from book one, two, three, four, to seventy. You get the picture I am NOT a Harry Potter fanatic. Yes, I watched some of the movies. I just didn’t get all sucked in…….. UNTIL NOW. (The broom is a Harry Potter broom that makes a whooshing sound.)




Scott decided he wanted to start reading something fun to the kids. If you would have asked if I thought my kids would have loved every single tiny little second of their reading time I would have said ” ARE YOU CRAZY!?!” Scott started the first book a few weeks ago and it was a MASSIVE hit. The kids would BEG and BEG him to read just one more chapter. It was the first thing to go on the table if they were naughty. “Do you want to lose Harry Potter tonight?” Their IMMEDIATE response “NO… PLEASE… NO!!! We will be GOOD!” They LOVE Harry Potter just like the rest of you. I started the first book and stopped only after it was taking over my dreams. I wish I were kidding. It is really great watching my kids dive in to reading and the magical world of Harry Potter. They finished the the first book the week of Adler’s surgery and watched the first movie. It was too much for Halston but he still can’t get enough of Scott reading the second book to him.


Scott’s “Best day of my life” activities didn’t end with just reading the book. He took it a few steps further and had Art days with the kids where they drew the Harry Potter characters. He also helped the kids make their own wands. They are all so EXCITED to be Harry Potter for Halloween. I am trying to stay on top of it (code for: I was TOO excited myself to NOT buy them) I got the guys their own Harry Potter glasses (not the ones shown in the pictures nicer ones).


The kids sanded their own wands and chose the stain. The kids also designed their wands.
The stain is drying.


THE WANDS.
Little Sisters.
Now that we just found something that they really LOVE, I want it to last. I don’t want the love of reading, story telling and their imaginations to stop flowing. So I find myself giving in to things I normally wouldn’t like “Sure you can have a Permanent Marker to draw a scar on your forehead”. It will eventually come off, right. “I guess, if you want to go to school with bed head you can”. ”OK, This will be your last haircut until after Halloween to grow your hair out like Harry’s”
I am going to finish the first book and see where it takes me.
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Adler’s surgery was yesterday morning. We woke him up at 6:30 and left shortly after Mammy got here to watch the kids until the neighbors were awake and ready to watch the kids.
Adler enjoying the last few minutes with his HUGE tonsils.
The first day
Today
The day after the surgery.













