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The best night of Molly’s life…
If you know Molly, you know that she is a unique kid. She knows what she likes and doesn’t care if other people think it’s weird. She’s wise beyond her years and frequently seems like a grown-up trapped in a kid’s body (her words). When other 4-year-olds were singing along to whatever music 4-year-olds listen…
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Washington DC day 4
Our final day wasn’t a day to rest. We still had plenty to see, and since our flight didn’t leave until 7, we packed a full day in.
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Washington DC Day 3
Since Patrick and I have been to DC before, we really wanted this trip to be led by the girls and what they wanted to do. They all wanted to tour the White House and Capitol. Unfortunately, our senator couldn’t get us a White House tour as they were all booked for the week we…
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Washington D.C. Day 2
Day 2 in Washington D.C. started with what Regina wanted to do most – visit Ford’s Theater. When we discussed the trip, all Regina cared about was seeing the place where “Mr. Lincoln died,” as she kept telling us. Ford’s Theatre is one of the places that requires timed entry tickets, so we made our…
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So many ways to be wicked
If your kids are anything like mine, they probably went through a Descendants obsession. The Disney TV movie had catchy songs, flashy costumes, and my girls were hooked. Especially Regina, who had all the Mal and Evie costumes and I’m pretty sure every book ever created. We have Mal’s spellbook (1 and 2!), Evie’s fashion…
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Adventures with the Murphy Girls 