For those who missed it earlier

Logan was on Tv again Friday, this time talking about one of the classes I put him in when school was out for the day.  Here is the link from the local tv station.  Me being the stellar parent I am had no idea he was even interviewed, one of our elderly neighbors actually emailed me to say how cute he looked.  I had to laugh.  Go Logan.  He also made it into the paper for the same thing.  No interview, it was more of a Where's Waldo thing where he just "happened" to get into the picture.  Yeah right, and I am only "a little" opinionated, either way I think it is darling and he is stoked!

Logan's pics are up @ Studio B

Go to Studio B Click on Galleries once you get in there. Now look for my last name (king) and type in Harrypotter as the password! Love them all in their own way but narrowed it down to= 5,11,22,27,28,29,38,41,45, and 48.

Enjoy my cute little dude! Thanks again Brandi for the great photo shoot!

Logan pre-makeup 4 last nights show front page again!

See Pics from the show on Logan's blog!

Amy Roh/Tribune Logan King, 4, tries on his scarecrow hat made out of a placemat during the Hastings Junior Community Theater's kids camp Wednesday.

Kids off to see 'Wizard' at theater camp

Shay Burk
sburk@hastingstribune.com
Straw place mat hats, stuffed dogs and tennis shoes covered in red glitter were just a few of the props used in a special production Friday of “The Wizard of Oz” at the Hastings Community Theatre.
Forty-five children in preschool through second grade participated in a special theater camp throughout this week as part of programming for the Hastings Junior Community Theatre.
“The kids are making the set, making their little costumes and then, of course, we have to have one section for games and snacks, the most important part,” aid Dana Fanning, the camp’s instructor.
The children at the camp were too young to audition for the theatre’s full-length production of the play. With this group, Fanning decided to just focus on a few of the musical numbers, instead of performing the entire play.
The children performed Friday for friends and family at the Theatre. A majority of the children in the production were girls so they performed the ever-popular “Somewhere Over the Rainbow.”
The performance wouldn’t be complete without Dorothy’s dog, Toto. So each of the girls dressed in aprons and carried baskets with a stuffed dog they brought from home.
“I named it Lady,” Amaya Dinslage, 8, said of her dog. “She has Lady’s ears. That’s how she got the name.”

For the "Rooster" and other lovers of birds

Ru, here is a super awesome pic I took of a Sandhill Crane last week. He was across a corn field strutting his stuff but I zoomed in pretty nice, I think!

Your Mommy can print out for you when she comes and gets her flippin' printer from me! (((HINT HINT HINT!!!))) I can email the full size to Momma if she wants it!

I try to avoid the MOPS group around here as some of them are absolute snooty bitches. But there are a couple whom I like and one hit me up for the photo op at the Children's Museum Halloween party. I couldn't sayno to Tracy! Soo Here are the pics they took 20, I spent too much on the three poses, six sheets(40 bucks a figgin sheet!) Let's just say Corey was not really happy. I just shrugged it off and looked at him and said, "Tough shit, my money!" That will come back to bite me in the ass I am sure. But darn it, I didn't get any Christmas pics that would have been likely even more.

The people were all crooning over Logan's pics, but I knew better. Sure I know my kid is adorable (when he wants to be) but I think modeling is not the best thing at this juncture. Oh and did I mention we live in the middle of frickin nowhere!!!!!
There was another mother who was there who's kid is well let's say not as likable to having it's picture taken and they were fawning over that kid too. Sorry, I have been in modeling I know bull shit when I hear it. Compliment doesn't equal I will buy more if you have half a brain. I took the 8x10's they laid out, the pile of 5x7/wallets and still asked for the proofs. I think they then figured I may know what to look for in flaws. I could have handed that guy his balls on a plate for not doing what I asked, I know I am great at it...The fact that the showcased the mark on his chin as "rugged" pissed me off. I asked for them to hide it not showcase it. You don't listen to me, screw off. I buy 1/2 what I was going to, your loss. The guy was a first class scammer anyways. I will not do it again next year but I like the pics. Logan picked out the Cowboy one, I picked the other two.