Lost camera!

So, I haven't posted in a while because I lost my camera. And although I am sure some of you would love to here me ramble on about whatever I like, the majority of you just want to see pictures of my sweet kiddos. I have spent the last couple of weeks hoping to find it but I think it was lost at PF Chang's in Las Vegas and I guess no one turned it in. :( If someone took it, they will be saddened that it is really NOT a great camera. I considered myself to be a great photographer because I got at least a few good pics out of it every once in a while. :) I have wanted a new one for a while but I am of the opinion "if it ain't broke, don't fix it," (or in my case, lost). And even though the camera did border on the line of broke, it really wasn't so I have just been patiently waiting for my kids to drop it a few more times and then planned on getting a new one. But as life goes, changes happen when you least expect them. So alas, I have been researching the last several days on which new camera to get. I have been really wanting a DSLR but now that it is time to actually get one they just don't seem practical for what I want to use it for. Since I take my camera pretty much where ever I go, I want to be able to fit it in my pocket and take video too. And I don't really have time to learn how to use a DSLR. If I could afford both, that would be ideal! :) The saddest thing about the whole thing is that I had some really cute pictures of Asher when he first learned to sit and now I feel like I have missed out on pictures of him for the last month, which in adult time is more like a year. But after reading about a thousand reviews online I have narrowed it down to two cameras I like. Hopefully, I can decide quickly. My kids aren't getting any younger!

Bakery Field Trip

Last month, Allison's preschool theme was based around the 5 senses, so we decided to take them on a field trip to the bakery where they could put all five senses to the test at once.

Here they are in awe of the "flour" room.

The bakery knew the kids were learning about their five senses so they had all kinds of things for them to smell and touch...dough, white and wheat flour, sugar, honey (which the mom's all agreed they should pass on)!

All the bread cooling on racks!

And of course, their favorite sense....taste!