Saturday, May 8, 2010
James Taylor, Carol King, and much more
My parents were in town for the James Taylor/ Carol King concert and let us crash their date by getting us tickets as well. It was an amazing concert and Kim, My Mom, and I actually shook James' hand. The seats were awesome and it was a fun night. Thanks again Mom and Dad.
We had a great weekend with our visitors and our kids are sad to see them go. Tanner and Eva came down with the flu so we are trying to get them better.
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Update...
Eva insists everyday on wearing her "mushsuit" and her "black flats" . As soon as she wakes up in the morning she tears off her jammies and gets into a swimsuit. It proves to be difficult sometimes since she is potty training. This was the view I came home to today. It was cold and raining outside, but to Eva the world is a sunny beach where formal footwear is a must.
If you don't think his bib is the truth , just stare into his giant eyes. Benny has started to eat rice cereal which hopefully will give Kimmy some rest from his tenacious appetite. Especially since, Benjamin has two bottom teeth coming in. He is such a sweet baby and loves his siblings. He lights up when he hears their voices.Saturday, April 24, 2010
Another round of chemo...
Also-a quote I liked-I think JR and I feel this often, especially about the time chemo rolls around:
"My life cannot implement in action the demands of all to whom my heart responds." (Anne Morrow Lindbergh) Ever feel that way?
Sunday, April 18, 2010
Tanner is back from outdoor school
Tanner returned home Friday evening. Before any of the eager parents could see the bus, we could hear the bus ringing with the sound of 20 some kids singing at the top of their lungs. Of course they learned many camp-type songs to share with their family, but they learned so much more. Tanner developed his pictures he took of his trip and I will scan and include them at a later time, but he had so much fun. Thank you to all the parent volunteers, Tanner was in good hands. They hiked up a mountain and down to the ocean, they learned so much about our Earth and came home with a new respect and understanding of their actions. Our family missed T so much and it is good to have him home. As he walked off the bus his hair looked a little odd. In fact, some of the girls in his class had decided to style his hair on the 6hr ride home. We were told by his teacher that there might be up to a pound of hair gel on his melon. He also came home less one tooth. He decided to see if the toothfairy was real by pulling out a loose tooth when mom and dad were far, far away. Overall, he had an amazing experience and we are planning to return to that beautiful area of the country.
Gracie has chemo on Friday so we really took advantage of the nice weather we had this weekend, and I included video of Eva reminding me of the words of Raindrops from tonight. I also added picture of Benji to show how his girlish figure is progressing.





