Pops and Grammy enjoying their grandboys in Oak Glen. I have so many memories of taking Christmas photos there, and school field trips. It's such a cool spot to visit. Thanks for the yummy breakfast. Love you guys!
24 August 2008
23 August 2008
GQ boys!
21 August 2008
Go Fish!
What a Fam!
Bryce's cousin was married on 08-08-08! What a wedding. We had so much fun. It's always great to see our family, but it's especially fun to dance the night away with them. Our family grows so much each year. We are so blessed! Thanks for the fun Stackhouse Fam! Congrats to the newlyweds!
Boomers
So much fun at Boomers! We met up with our nephews and Sis and Bro and had a blast. It was so cute to watch all our little boys on the "course". They all had their own techniques. Coop liked to shoot the ball like he was playing pool. While cooling off in the arcade we played some skee ball and then headed out for a hot lap or two. Too much fun! And for the record, team T & B crossed the finish line first, even if we were almost being lapped! Thanks for the fun Reek Fam!
06 August 2008
This one's for the girls...
Girls Get Fit 2008 was a blast! Lots of working out, lots of r & r, lots of laughs, and even a few tears, (surprise, surprise). Can't wait to do it again next year. Girls Gone Glam 2009!
26 July 2008
Weird Science
I love Summer vacation! Lots of fun packed into three months of unscheduled, organized chaos! We stopped by the O.C. Discovery Museum. The kids enjoyed the grossology exhibits the most where they learned about anything and everything that was grosser than gross! Then we went to a 4-D dinosaur movie complete with sweet glasses. We finished off our day leaving a REAL IMPRESSION on the place if you know what I mean. Check out our little E.T. Breven!
Our Trip to Knott's
Another stop on the vacation route! The boys loved Knott's Berry Farm. Breven was finally tall enough for a few "big kid" rides and Brad out rode me hands down. The tallest, fastest, loopiest rides had nothing on him. He rode them over and over, no hands and all. We left with a headache but I don't know if it was from the rides or the laughing. We had a blast!
09 July 2008
"Eye" love it!
Here's lookin' at you kid! Brad starts cracking up in the back seat of the car. "Mom, quick get the camera! Breven do it again." Breven: "Do what?" Brad: "Put that bottle up on your eyes again. Mom, seriously, you've got to see this." I hand him the camera. He takes the pic and hands it up to the front. My mom is cracking up. I take one look and lose it. How do they come up with this stuff? They make me laugh.
08 July 2008
Red, White, and Blue!
cousins Riley and Cooper
I always look forward to the 4th! There is something about laying on a blanket in the cool grass, listening to "I'm proud to be an American" while watching the fireworks! We are proud to be Americans. We are grateful to those who have given service and even their lives for our safety and freedoms today. We pray daily for the safety of those who serve us today and for the sacrafices that they give on our behalf. We enjoyed spending the day with family and wearing our red, white, and blue!
07 July 2008
My heart beats for Hot Wheels!
Back to my Roots!
It's not summer without the Cherry Festival! It's soooooo much fun to relive my childhood through the eyes of my boys. Why is it that the rides seem much smaller now? Why do I pay more attention to the nuts and bolts and the "operating engineers" instead of the lights on the zipper? The slides still seem tall and the gunny sacks are still itchy, but I have officially grown up, and grown out of the Cherry Festival. Oh and I can't forget the obnoxious horn blowing at the parade. My bro challenged us all to a horn blowing contest of sorts. It was obnoxiously hilarious! And of course, my boys got to take home the horn. Thanks Uncle! Don't worry pay backs are coming.
28 June 2008
Bravo!
"Oh Mom, do you have to take my picture?" He's so humble. But I'm his mom so I can brag! Our scholar made the Principal's list, and that doesn't mean a trip to the principal's office. Fourth grade has proven to be a little harder to get through than the rest. There was more reading, more math, and did I mention, more MATH! Yikes! Nothing stops this one from achieving his best. Way to go bud!
The Graduate
Kindergarten has come and gone. It's unbelievable how much our baby has grown up. He can now count past 100, read, write, add, and most importantly play well with others! That's the most important life lesson of Kindergarten you know. He makes us so proud. I didn't think I would, but I couldn't help but shed a tear or two while he walked up to shake hands with the principal. He looked so little, but a flash came to my mind of him all grown up and graduating from high school. It will be here soon enough. For now, we enjoy the moment. Congrats Grad!