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No matter what you've done for yourself or for humanity, if you can't look back
on having given love and attention to your own family, what have you really
accomplished?
Elbert Hubbard

Friday, February 27, 2009

OUR CRUISE

So Rick and I are taking a Carnival Cruise at the end of March. We are joining our friends Wally and Michelle in Ensenada, Mexico. CAN'T WAIT. There is so much to do between now and then. I must tan, I must shop, I must tan.

I want to thank nonny and papa and nini too for keeping the kiddos so that Rick and I can have some time to ourselves and get away for a few days. Did I mention I CAN'T WAIT?

FUN TIMES

The past couple of weeks have been crazy. My little sister celebrated her 16th Birthday and then she broke her foot a few days later, my little brother and his wife found out that they are expecting a daughter, Madison Keileen, in July. CONGRATULATIONS. Emily received her first of many Daisy Girl Scout badges and she also made her first public debut in a Kindergarten Concert. WHEW!!!















The kiddos and I met with Briana and Reagan at the Children's Museum on President's Day. They had a blast exploring all kinds of things. The girls had fun spending the afternoon together.












Ty was quite handy with the screwdriver (I wonder where he gets that from). He never ceases to amaze me. Ty isn't quite 2 years old and has absolutely no fear. He will play with the big boys given the chance. He loves to follow around my nephew, Jordan. Because "Jord," as Ty calls him, is 4 1/2 years old and is his buddy. It was funny to watch him on the playground. He was quite the little thug. Walking around the way he does and just checking out the other little boys and measuring them up. THAT'S MY BOY!!!




















Rick and I took the peeps to see the Disney Playhouse Live at the Broomfield Event Center. We had a great time. This was Ty's first experience and I do have to say he did AWESOME. Emily loves to go to shows like this. I have to remember that someday my kids are going to grow up and I will no longer be able to see the Disney shows, unless I go by myself. How embarrassing would that be?