Two Things

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1. They did not learn their moves from me.
2. Ignore the messy laundry room in the background.



Comments

Paula said…
Too CUTE! Your kids are so sweet... I love it!
8:43 PM
Anonymous said…
LOL!!!!!!!!!!!! Gotta love the bit of drama thrown in there, too!! Way too cute.
8:44 PM
Matt Millard said…
Too cute! Rory reminds me so much of Hannah a whole lotta cute and a little bit of DRAMA!
9:11 PM
Lori said…
I really don't know how I came across your blog, but I love your posts and seeing your two little ones from day to day! They remind me of my two. Your blog has really inspired me to keep up with mine so that I will have all of the wonderful memories captured in one place to share with friends and family. That video is adorable!
9:45 PM
Mayme said…
Are you sure they didn't learn those moves from you because I just don't see Brian moving that well:) We need to get the girls together soon because Emma loves to dance and I'm always her partner! She needs someone who can move faster! Have a good week.
5:25 AM
Brian Lewis said…
Two things:
1.Unfortunately, some of those moves probably WERE learned from me.
2. How could anyone notice the laundry room during that performance!
6:00 AM
Christine @ 12,450miles said…
I had to watch several times in order to see the "mess" ... the main acts are way too distracting!

Adorable video!
7:19 AM
Joy said…
LOVE IT!! Camden and Rory are so adorable!
8:25 AM
Elizabeth Frick said…
crack me up. this gave me a much-needed laugh today :)
i love: Rory's "stank face" while she's dancing, and the fact that your kids look like Peanuts' characters with their dance moves!
3:10 PM
Amy said…
Hilarious!! Could they be any cuter?
6:44 PM
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