Tee Ball came to an end last week. Next year Jacob will move up to the "minors" where the kids pitch, there are 3 outs to an inning, and where you only get 3 chances to hit the ball! Tee Ball was so cute and fun. The kids never loose, they just have fun. Can't it stay that way forever?? Why do we have to move up to the world of competitiveness and disappointment? *sigh* It's like the end of innocence. . .
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Wednesday, June 9, 2010
Tee Ball comes to an end.
Tee Ball came to an end last week. Next year Jacob will move up to the "minors" where the kids pitch, there are 3 outs to an inning, and where you only get 3 chances to hit the ball! Tee Ball was so cute and fun. The kids never loose, they just have fun. Can't it stay that way forever?? Why do we have to move up to the world of competitiveness and disappointment? *sigh* It's like the end of innocence. . .
First Swim Day of the Season!!
We usually start swimming in May, but this year we had to wait until June! We had a swim party scheduled all season for the baseball trophy party. We weren't sure it was going to happen. One week before the party it was raining and we hadn't even uncovered the pool. Suddenly, the sun peeked out and the day before the party it was 95 degrees. We decided to test the water and it turned out to be GREAT!



Friday, May 14, 2010
Last weekend we had a short visit with our good friends, the Backlunds. Trish and I treated ourselves to dinner and a night of Daughtry and Lifehouse at Arco! They rocked and we had a good time. The next day the kids played and we watched Jacob play baseball. Then, they were off again. A short visit, but fun anyhow!




Thursday, April 29, 2010
In February, we signed up for Disney's give a day, get a day promotion. Jeff, Jacob, and I each signed up to volunteer one day and received a ticket to Disneyland in return. We found a great volunteer opportunity that could be done at home on our time- making fleece tied blankets for "Binky Patrol," which gives homemade blankets to hospitalized children and teens. I thought this would be something Jacob could help with, but the ties were so short, he couldn't do tie them. He did pick the fabric and tighten the knots after I loosely tied them.

So, when our vouchers came we debated when to make the trip. We decided we'd try to beat the summer craziness by going on our spring break which was the week after most of the school districts around here. We found out, however that So. Cal had plenty of schools on break that week! Oh, well. Even though Disneyland's lines were pretty long, we still had fun! Keilani braved Thunder Mountain Railroad and told Jeff to put his hands up! Jacob tried out Indiana Jones, which he said was fun, but he didn't want to do any roller coasters after that! They all loved Peter Pan, Nemo, and It's a Small World. Meigan still goes around the house singing it!










To help cut costs, we stayed with my family (Aunt Janet and cousins Olivia and Haley) in Northridge- we brought tents and camped in their back yard! Disneyland was our first day, then we went to the La Brea Tar Pits and hit the beach and pier in Santa Monica. The kids sure loved the beach! They played in the sand for hours! The Tar Pits were pretty amazing too. Keilani refused to take her picture in front of the pit outside because it was "too sad"- it had a baby mastadon statue crying out for his mommy mastodon who was stuck in the tar. She is such a sweet and tender-hearted girl!













So, when our vouchers came we debated when to make the trip. We decided we'd try to beat the summer craziness by going on our spring break which was the week after most of the school districts around here. We found out, however that So. Cal had plenty of schools on break that week! Oh, well. Even though Disneyland's lines were pretty long, we still had fun! Keilani braved Thunder Mountain Railroad and told Jeff to put his hands up! Jacob tried out Indiana Jones, which he said was fun, but he didn't want to do any roller coasters after that! They all loved Peter Pan, Nemo, and It's a Small World. Meigan still goes around the house singing it!
To help cut costs, we stayed with my family (Aunt Janet and cousins Olivia and Haley) in Northridge- we brought tents and camped in their back yard! Disneyland was our first day, then we went to the La Brea Tar Pits and hit the beach and pier in Santa Monica. The kids sure loved the beach! They played in the sand for hours! The Tar Pits were pretty amazing too. Keilani refused to take her picture in front of the pit outside because it was "too sad"- it had a baby mastadon statue crying out for his mommy mastodon who was stuck in the tar. She is such a sweet and tender-hearted girl!
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