He finally jumped in. I don't know why he was scared that day. He doesn't seem to have a tail and gills like the other two girls ;)
Monday, August 16, 2010
Swimming
He finally jumped in. I don't know why he was scared that day. He doesn't seem to have a tail and gills like the other two girls ;)
Sunday, August 8, 2010

This video is for grandparents so they can see Logan ride his bike for the first time. He did such a good job today! We tried a few months ago but the bike was so wobbly he just was scared and wanted nothing to do with it. Last week we went on a family bike ride and he was way too big for the child carrier on the back of Jake's bike, so we decided he needed another try. He needs to practice the fluid, continuous peddaling motion, but seems to be getting the hang of it (as you can see in the video). He also has Raegan modeling correct behavior for him, as evidenced by her zooming past multiple times showing him the good form and feed for which he should strive. The biggest concern at this point is that he's riding his sister's old sissy pink bike- Mom and Dad will have to do something about that...
Monday, July 26, 2010
More pictures from Utah
Sunday, July 25, 2010
My piano!
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Summer Utah pictures
Friday, May 28, 2010
Raegan's graduation
They sang some cute songs, we had a "picnic" afterward in the lunchroom, and spoke with Miss Browne (her teacher who Raegan will dearly miss this year). Raegan's friend Ryan and our family friend Mayra also came to the show. Again, a great night.
We just can't believe our Kindergartner is about to graduate...
Friday, May 21, 2010
Logan's party
Friday, May 14, 2010
Shuttle
We were lucky enough to go with a friend who works at NASA to see the last launch of shuttle Atlantis. It was truly amazing to watch it that close. It was so bright it hurt your eyes to look at it. The rumble that came about 5 seconds later was the best part. My video doesn't quite do it justice. It brought tears to my eyes it was such a neat experience! The weather even was bearable because we had a nice bay breeze. What a great experience for my kids. Logan was upset because he wanted to go with them and I said you needed to be an astronaut and he said, well I can be one!!! Maybe later buddy!
A few things I learned while I was with my NASA store of knowledge (our friend, Michelle). ~The space shuttle is what goes into space (booster rockets and all) and the orbital is what comes back from space (the airplane looking piece) ~ The orbital can lap the earth in 90 minutes ~ The space shuttle leaves the earth going at least 17,000mph with no traffic, we left the site going 5 mph and tons of traffic ~ If a bird is on the shuttle before take off, the launch will be delayed because you can't shew it off, throw rocks or yell for it to move. (I wonder if those environmentalists wait for bugs, birds to fly off their car before they leave or get in it?) ~The landing strip for the orbital is the longest runway is the US and maybe the world. They have to deploy a parachute just to slow down ~ If the crew can't land in Florida because of weather, they land in California and pay $1 million to piggy back on a 757 back to Florida. ~Kennedy Space center deals with manned missions and Cape Canaveral deals with unmanned missions~ Pretty interesting stuff to me.
We had a wonderful day and are grateful we had the opportunity
Monday, May 3, 2010
Pirates, princesses and strawberries
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Bucs Field

