Each kid spent hours on the design and construction of their boat. Then it was off to the races:
Sunday, August 16, 2009
Sailboat Races
My creative and talented husband helped the kids build sailboats: 

The boat with the pink A&M sail was the winner. It's moving so fast you can barely even see it:
Friday, August 14, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Festival Stuff
Fun at the rodeo: 


We always have a front row seat at the parade.
It helps when you live along the parade route. It's always a party in the yard.
We usually wind up getting wet from water balloons or water guns. This year we were ready to fight back. Maybe we need a little more power next year:
Love the Shriners:
These boys were hilarious with their 'beauty queen' wave:
The End:
Thursday, July 23, 2009
Love Your Neighbor
And I do. I really, really do!

They have been remodeling their home. This was in preparation for a salvage yard sale. It was just funny to me to come around the corner and see a toilet and hot water heater sitting in the front yard. I was cracking up all the way down the street and the girl said "Mom, I'll go take pictures for your blog!" Well, heck yeah! It's always a pleasure to showcase my friends on this blog!
Thursday, July 16, 2009
Family Reunion
All The Whos Down in Whoville...
Were missing their socks:

The situation:
Girls 9/10 Year-old All-Star Softball
The girls are supposed to have super cool socks(so they think). They had some with stars on them picked out.
The problem: supplier only had 9 pairs, we needed 11. The poor coach went through option after option trying to choose a suitable alternative, but alas, there was an issue with every other option except-can you believe?-the red and white stripes. The 'store' (a.k.a.: villians that robbed Whoville) had PLENTY of those-go figure. The fun we had teasing the girl about her socks-ah, good times.
Believe it or not the very first team we played in the tournament had even goofy-er socks than ours!

Maroon barber pole stripes-oh the horror! Our team won-the socks pulled us through.
The girls played well, but were eliminated in the second round. They fought hard though and I can hardly wait to see these girls in action next year.

I'm not partial or anything, but the 1st basegirl was fantastic!
Ball is over for us until the spring. What shall we do with the rest of the summer?
The situation:
Girls 9/10 Year-old All-Star Softball
The girls are supposed to have super cool socks(so they think). They had some with stars on them picked out.
The problem: supplier only had 9 pairs, we needed 11. The poor coach went through option after option trying to choose a suitable alternative, but alas, there was an issue with every other option except-can you believe?-the red and white stripes. The 'store' (a.k.a.: villians that robbed Whoville) had PLENTY of those-go figure. The fun we had teasing the girl about her socks-ah, good times.
Believe it or not the very first team we played in the tournament had even goofy-er socks than ours!
Maroon barber pole stripes-oh the horror! Our team won-the socks pulled us through.
The girls played well, but were eliminated in the second round. They fought hard though and I can hardly wait to see these girls in action next year.
I'm not partial or anything, but the 1st basegirl was fantastic!
Ball is over for us until the spring. What shall we do with the rest of the summer?
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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