The Champions

This is Amara's 1st year to play softball. She got very lucky to be on this team with this coach. They really have had alot of fun playing together this season. They all have learned alot and improved almost every game. Coach Mike was a great combination of Coach and Cheerleader. Tonight was the championship play off game. We won 27-11. The girls were so excited but I think the parents were even more excited. It's fun to see your kids succeed. They worked really hard and deserve the title. Way to go Mustangs!

Sul had a Birthday,shout Hurray!

So my second born is 5. What in the world is happening? He's gonna be starting kindergarten in the fall. What is happening? I honestly can't believe how the time has just flown by......... don't get me wrong there are some days that feel like they last a month but, all in all the time has just zoomed right past.

He had a great day! He started by waking us a 7 am to unwrap presents( seriously, how happy can your birthday be when you get up at 7 am?), then he had a nice birthday breakfast of eggs, sausage and go-gurt. I offered to let him eat it in bed and he looked at me like I was an alien. Apparently he likes to eat at the table. He then got ready for the day in a 30 minute shower where he used his new Super Soaker Amara got him. His friend Molly came over for a play date because in this house a day is incomplete without a play date. Molly and Sully have become good buds. We then met Sully's other pal Belle at McDonalds for birthday lunch and playing on the indoor play structure. That never gets boring. Then we came home and made chocolate chip cookies and got ready for Amara's softball game. After the softball game (which we won) Sully chose to go to his favorite Thai restaurant for noodles and rice. We ended the night with a candle in a chocolate chip cookie and then bed at 9:40 pm. It was a good day. Tonight we are having birthday dinner (Hawaiian Haystacks, Sully's pick) and birthday cake with the Wongs and Jeni and Kev. In this house we celebrate birthdays for days.

Here are a few pictures from his day......

It's Been a Hard Day's Night

Eric has been pretty much working nonstop for the last few weeks. He works for the paper in the day and some evenings and on a new side business every night. I have missed him! He got up this morning and took Amara to softball practice, then he came home and sat in his chair to watch the Mariners get beat by the Yankees(come on boys) and this is how he ended up. It didn't last long but at least it's was a little nap.
He is amazing and I appreciate all he is doing for us. I couldn't and wouldn't want to live without him!