New Valentines Day Tradition

We Hope everyone had a wonderful Valentines day weekend. The Charlands went downtown to the Souper-bowl cookoff, and then to Bubba's(one of our all-time favorite spots) for a early dinner around 4:00. What a great idea! Bubba's has fantastic food, and we discovered that if you go before 5:30pm it's 33% off. It was a great dinner and it only cost about $20.00.

The souper-bowl was fun as usual. We went last year as well. They have a live band playing, that for the most part is very entertaining. Although they did manage to botch a great song from Jimi Hendrix. Drew was a big crowd pleaser. Michelle even said some lady took a picture of him...LOL.Not all the soups that we usually love where there this year though. We did get to try some new ones. But the two of us are pretty pickey about things we don't know the ingredients of...We did try them all though!

Drew has been mastering the art of walking and doing other things at the same time...i.e: banging spoons together, talking on a old cell phone,and swinging various things around wildly. He is now spinning himself in circles and walking quickly over obstacles.

Of course our little mini-spring was over quickly. I didn't even get to log it into the blog. Drew and I did manage to get on the bike and go for about a 45minute ride around downtown, and around our neigborhood. It was amazing how much I had to adjust his bike seat. We have seat that goes in front of you, it's very cool, it's called a wee-ride. Anyway, his foot rests had to be dropped about 4 inches and the back straps had to be loosened almost 100%. Just amazing what happens in a years time.

I wanted to get some different perspectives on Vaccinations for children, there seems to be alot of discussion about this. My point of view on this is that it is your social obligation to get these vaccinations for yourself and your children to prevent future outbreaks of deadly diseases. The reason that you never hear about people contracting these are because most people are vaccinated. There is not enough conclusive evidence that vaccines can cause autism, or in any way lessen the quality of a persons life. If you have a opinion on this, please take the poll to the right. And feel free to elaborate by clicking on comments below.