Thursday, November 24, 2011
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Old Times
How fun is this? A little high school friends reunion thanks to Adam and Stacey Bishop. I had GREAT friends in high school who made a huge impact on my life. These guys were so awesome, I chose the best one and married him! It is so fun to catch up with our old friends every now and then. I love seeing what everyone is like as adults and what their cute little families look like! Lots of laughter and memories!
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Monday, November 7, 2011
Cricket in Times Square
Boys Book Club for Cricket in Times Square was a success today! All the boys said they enjoyed the book- and I agreed with them, there is a reason this book is a classic! We played "Taxi Tag", held a book discussion with the help of my beach ball questions, ate fortune cookies, and created a cricket habitat. The boys were excited to each go home with a new little pet. Tanner named his Freddy and Hunter named his "twins" Big Boy and Wizard. Since the cricket Hunter got was missing a leg, we thought it was fair that he got two crickets. Such fun!
Friday, November 4, 2011
Softball
The boys have been taking softball this month. It has been a really fun sport for them to play and for me to watch. I love watching the little ones try to figure where and when to run. My favorite quote was from Hunter when, while standing near the pitcher's mound and his job was to catch the ball and throw to first, he said, "I like to let the batter get to base first before I throw the ball so I don't accidentally hit them." I am glad I have a compassionate, although not very competitive, little athlete.



Tanner has also shown his love, or lack thereof, for competitive sports. Earlier this week a group of boys were playing kickball outside. Tanner kept coming in and getting random things from the house. I asked what he was doing and he said, "I am going to be the water boy. It's more fun for me to give out water than play." He had a whole water station set up and gave out almost all of his Halloween candy as well. The neighborhood kids probably loved it and Tanner was quite proud of keeping his friends hydrated. This is the same kid who cannot understand why his dad gets so upset over BYU losing a game. "It is only a game! Who cares."



Tanner has also shown his love, or lack thereof, for competitive sports. Earlier this week a group of boys were playing kickball outside. Tanner kept coming in and getting random things from the house. I asked what he was doing and he said, "I am going to be the water boy. It's more fun for me to give out water than play." He had a whole water station set up and gave out almost all of his Halloween candy as well. The neighborhood kids probably loved it and Tanner was quite proud of keeping his friends hydrated. This is the same kid who cannot understand why his dad gets so upset over BYU losing a game. "It is only a game! Who cares."
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
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