It's already lighting up the tree! 
The return was a UPS location, but by doing some detective work and using the city and state, and going through the list from the last SAN thread of who was participating, I think I know who it was! 
- it took awhile!). So anyone on last years' list should be getting them soon. I already got one card from a fellow SAN'er this year - hopefully people will enjoy mine as much as I enjoy getting them! 
Royce and Eric drove down to Bloomington, Indiana today for another Rubik's Cube tournament. I guess I'm the designated chaperone but am stuck skiing by myself. Actually I think I'll snowboard, but still, I don't think anyone wants me around. 
At least it's supposed to warm up some! I think today's high was 9, but going to actually reach the 30's tomorrow. Then 40 on Sunday, then back down to a high of 6 on Monday! 
I got my ornament today - thanks to the mysterious sender as well!!!
However, I say mysterious because there was nothing telling me who it was from!
If you haven't sent yours yet, include a quick note inside or at least your screen name!
Mac - are you going to do another chat when we announce them all like last year?
Speaking of which, what ever happened to Lori? Just thinking of her because I got my ornament from her last year. Anyone see her around on any threads these days?
Also, I sent my Christmas cards out over the last 3 days (okay, first I ran out of in, then paper, then envelopes, then stamps, then ink again!
Off skiing and snowboarding tomorrow with my two oldest and their girlfriends. Matt is teaching Kristen how to snowboard; Stephen is teaching his GF how to ski!
when you were talking about who is going to teach who something, i was expecting you to say someone in the family was going to teach you how to use that big man snowblower.......
btw, my card did not arrive yet..
But on the plus side, we haven't had snow since our snow day on Tuesday. That's 4 whole days! 
Sounds like yours are much more fun!
. I LOVE a SUPRISE . 
IN the NYC area . . Off to get the house together and get more stuff done. . Looks like we will have a great carnival in the spring for the kiddies . Toning down the schedule this weekend.minniejack, sounds like a really awesome concert!I didn't think you could top the high school concert, but the middle school concert beat by a mile.
There was a sudden snow/ice storm and they blocked all of the roads to the school and wouldn't let those of us who had made it up the steep hill to leave.
The show went on with about 50 talented kids with impromptu solos by dads, brothers, sisters and other relatives. Incredible. Best fun.
Jazz band played with the strings instructor playing trumpet and the band leader playing flute. Luckily every year they invite back past members to play so they had a complete group.
Chorus sang beautifully and the orchestra rounded up the evening with one of my favorites, Ice Castles.
My DD15 had been wandering around outside in the snow so when I called and told her to find a violin to play--she was like WHAT!?
But she was glad she joined in--the kids got a standing ovation and it was an incredible night.
And Macraven, I told the guy taping in front of me to put it on You Tube so I hope he does.
Snooze....
Gee, I'm posting alot this morning.
Anyways, wanted to share some pics.
Here is the new home for SANS #6
Matthew practicing his clarinet standing up, as he needs to practice standing up. He is doing caroling with the rest of the 6th grade band at school next week.(ok, messy small living room).
Guess who is the girl all the way on the right? Dancing the Tarantella.
Same girl, far right.
I told her she had to pick between ballet and tennis--my DH works all the time so I'm the only driver and I just can't do it all. We'll see what wins out--However, if she picks ballet after sending her to tennis camp I think I'll see how far a tennis racquet goes in the dark--if you get my drift.
Good afternoon Homies 
