I am a Christian, tattoo loving, paranormal believing, pierced up, supernatural watching, vampire diaries adoring, soccer coaching, animal helping, Earth saving, twimom to 4 living a crazy life I love. I am definitely Not Everyones Mama.
I’m just sayin’.
After I bought Jordan his costume, I found out the school assigns costumes.
Jordan got assigned Elvis.
I’m not bitter about having to go out and spend more money on another costume or anything.
They said to be creative AND current.
I think I did a good job with both of those requirements.
(Yes, I am a bit morbid.)
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I believe everyone here knows that I’m a Robert Pattinson Freak. Seriously. Who else displays this on their car?
BTW – that’s a good way to have people taking pictures of your car while driving down the interstate, stopped at stop signs, etc. Plus, when you’re my age with 4 kids in your car, it’s interesting to watch teen girls speed up beside your car, giggling excitedly, only to see a 36 year old woman driving…they drop back fast usually. 
Who here has seen Water for Elephants
All at once now, say it, you know you want to…. yummy!
Here’s the trailer in case you haven’t seen it
I am assuming everyone knows who Madame Tussauds is? The wax figure displays? Check out her latest:
A newly restyled wax figure of Robert Pattinson is now on display at Madame Tussauds Hollywood to celebrate the upcoming November 1 Blu-ray and DVD release of the 20th Century Fox major motion picture, Water for Elephants
"Water for Elephants
The Water for Elephants
If in the LA area, feel free to stop by and see for yourself!
What do you think? Does it look like Rob? Are you going to go get a picture taken with Rob’s waxy self? I would, but it’s a long trip from Iowa to Hollywood and the kids are in school right now.
on Amazon right now for $18.99 and save $10.99!About Madame Tussauds Hollywood:
Madame Tussauds Hollywood offers guests the unique opportunity to “interact” with incredibly life-like iconic figures from the celebrity worlds of film, TV, music, sports and politics. Only at Madame Tussauds Hollywood can you “grab hold” of your favorite stars and enjoy our many interactive experiences. Life like figures of Thor, Lady Gaga, Michael Jackson, Johnny Depp, Elizabeth Taylor, Justin Timberlake and Penelope Cruz are among some 100+ featured figures. Madame Tussauds Hollywood allows you to take pictures and touch and get up close and personal with each of the figures in a themed setting. Madame Tussauds Hollywood is located at 6933 Hollywood Boulevard, next to Grauman’s Chinese Theatre. The attraction is open 364 days a year from 10AM Daily. For attraction pricing and other information, please visit us online at www.madametussauds.com/hollywood.
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment
Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment, LLC (TCFHE) is a recognized global industry leader and a subsidiary of Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporation, a News Corporation company. Representing 75 years of innovative and award-winning filmmaking from Twentieth Century Fox, TCFHE is the worldwide marketing, sales and distribution company for all Fox film and television programming, acquisitions and original productions on DVD, Blu-ray Disc Digital Copy, Video On Demand and Digital Download. The company also releases all products globally for MGM Home Entertainment. Each year TCFHE introduces hundreds of new and newly enhanced products, which it services to retail outlets from mass merchants and warehouse clubs to specialty stores and e-commerce throughout the world.
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With everything Jordan has been going through lately, I thought this was an important post to share with you guys. I’ve been watching my son let Jordan other kids destroy his self esteem. We have him getting help now. Don’t let this happen to your kids and DEFINITELY DON’T let your kid take part in bullying.
Free Assessment Tool Helps Parents Uncover
What Their Kids Think About Themselves
Kids often drop clues about how they feel about themselves, but many parents miss them. Adventures in Wisdom announces a free assessment tool that parents can use to better understand how their kids feel about themselves.
Kids can either complete the assessment themselves or parents can go through it with them. With the assessment, kids rate themselves using a 1-10 scale on statements such as, "This world needs me." Or, "I often get down on myself." How kids rate themselves will help parents understand where their kids need additional support.
According to Renaye Thornborrow, founder and CEO of Adventures in Wisdom, "How kids feel about themselves is critical for their happiness and success in life. Kids with strong self-esteem tend to go for their goals and stand up to peer pressure whereas kids with lower self-esteem often drift through life and may be easily influenced by others. Parents can download the free tool, "Assessing Self-esteem," at the company’s website at http://bit.ly/u6hLmb.
In addition to the assessment, parents can look for these clues:
1.Observe how kids talk about themselves. If they put themselves down saying things like, "I’m stupid," or compare themselves unfavorably to others, "I’m a lousy hitter…David is better than me," then they are showing signs of negative self-esteem.
2.Observe how kids interact with others. Do they jump right in, assuming that others will like them, or do they shy away from meeting new people? Children who avoid new people and new experiences often struggle with self-esteem.
3. Look for the "grungies." Grungies are negative emotions such as sadness, fear, anxiety, or embarrassment. These feelings often stem from self-doubt and self-criticism, which are both signs of a child struggling with self-esteem.
Looking for these clues and listening to their children’s responses on the assessment will help parents identify areas where their children need support to develop the positive self-esteem needed to create happy fulfilling lives.
About Adventures in Wisdom -Based in Austin, Texas, Adventures in Wisdom is a breakthrough life coaching program for kids that uses short stories and activities to teach children ages 6-12 how to develop powerful self-esteem and self-confidence; achieve their goals; handle challenges such as fear, failure, and peer pressure; and create happy fulfilling lives. Kids learn over 25 personal development skills via eBooks or audio programs that can be completed while at home or in the car. For more information call 860-580-WISE or visit http://www.AdventuresInWisdom.com.
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