Snack time! Reagan pounded a Hershey bar and an apple juice then made the final run of the day.

She told me that when she is 7, she will ride the lift with Sydney and not need me. OK, I guess. I still have Kayla to train.

This season, I have Reagan wearing a backpack with two tow ropes coming off of it. I hold these and ski 6 feet behind her. This keeps her from flying downhill. I can also turn her right or left to help guide her as she learns the side to side action. It went pretty well.

Unfortunately, I ran over her once as she fell in front of me and I couldn't react fast enough. Now, I ski slightly to one side.

I literally had my hands full all day with Sydney and Reagan and never managed to get an action shot of Reagan. My bad. But she wouldn't let me leave her long enough to get it.

Now while I had heard of this place before, I didn't know it was such the big deal. Denver added this store to our collection just a short while ago. There were news reports of lines around the building. Luckily Dad went on a school night to avoid the rush. The girls had been seeing ads for the dolls come in the mail and immediately wanted one of there own. What, you hate dolls! Mom would say. Apparently these aren't just any dolls. Score one for Dad. He definitely won the cool Dad award for this one.

Here is Reagan and Molly waiting for their plane to Indiana. Happy to say they made quick best buds.

Next we moved over to the BINGO tables. Reagan was assigned to help this sweet little lady. She would often rub Reagan's back and even let her sit on her lap when she was tired of sitting. A great partner for your first visit.

Happy to say the event was good for Reagan. She never whined once and took her service time seriously. Great job!

Today was our Thanksgiving craft. This holiday has always been a hard craft find for me and I never like what I end up with. Maybe by the time Kayla hits first grade I'll have his one down. Anyway, this year we made a "thankful" wreath together. I found foam leafs cutouts at Michaels. We glued them together with glue dots and added what we were thankful for. Problem being that after a bit the glue dots lose their stickiness. At least they did for me and Reagan. But, the kids all loved the craft. They all love talking about the ones they are thankful for. So it was still a good time by all.

Not sure if was the idea or the guinea pig, but the plan was a failure. Happy to say just a couple of days later Mom was allowed to gently pull the tooth out. It had been attached by so little yet somehow hitting a nerve. It finally gave up

Early in the month Reagan had decided she wanted to be Pikachu for Halloween. Pika-Who? I had no idea who this was so it took a little bit of research and a lot of searching to find this get up. Lucky for us we found one hidden in a huge pile of costume cast-offs at our 10th store. This girl was definitely lucky to find this one.

Group shot of the year.

We once again had the Sandoval gang over for pizza and trick or treating. Looks like this is becoming a tradition. I learned that trying to get a group shot of kids who are ready for trick or treating is quite difficult. Not too bad.

On the last day of the month our school would celebrate the Nations with a school wide Nations Day celebration. First thing in the morning we were invited to the class presentations on their various countries. Reagan was all dressed up in her French attire including the beret. Adorable!

The final event of the day would be the Parade of Nations. The kids paraded the school hallways and outside perimeter to show off their costumes. Always a kid fun filled day at our school.

Video of the presentations.

Reagans' game of choice...the game with the underpants of course.