Our very 1st Disneyland trip!

We met Donald Duck, Pluto, and Goofy on our way in!Noah wasn't 100% onboard with Disneyland! This face says it all!
William took this picture of his parents! So cool to have a photographer!
We all loved the carousel!
This is how we all felt at the end, I have never seen Noah so passed out before..it was hysterical!
All in all the trip was great, weather was perfect, and the lines were small! William did some fast roller coasters and I blew out my voice on Space Mountain with him! So much fun!

Travel Town! A wonderful old park filled with trains from US railroad history!

Noah is going through his camera shy phase! Sorry grandparents!

William took this picture of his Mom and Dad!

Open House

The K-1 Zany Zebras held thier open house on Thursday. We were treated to un underwater ocean program with such songs as "Baby Beluga", and Take me out to the ocean". We got to see all his work and how far he has come. It was very sweet, hard to believe Kindergarten is almost over!

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Happy Mothers Day!

So I have worked nearly everyday for 8 months or so, hundreds of hours of time. This is the result, it is a counted cross stitch called "Mothers Arms". I made it for my big sister who is pregnant and due any day now with twin boys. I added in the baby on the left myself. I estimate there to be roughly 58,000 individual stitches, and at least a 1000+ beads! Katherine did the birds and the nest, and a tad more; but I can say this was my first encompassing project I ever completed! I thought I should share it with all of you, as I am so proud of it!

Long time no post huh?!

Well Noah got ahold of the digital camera, and shocking to all...he dropped it! So it is in the repair factory and should be back soon! Stay tuned family folk...................

Father-son Leprachaun trap

This was a project that was sent home from school. The kids are supposed to design and build thier own Leprachaun trap, with the help of their family. Well 2 weeks later this is the result. Joe painstakingly tied and glued branches together, and developed a lever-spring device that attaches to the pot of gold. It is very technical. To quote Joe " I wish the teachers would send home easier projects!" I had to remind him that there were no instructions how to build it, and that any technical difficulty came out of his own creative design! :)
But, it is a huge hit at school with the other kids, and William is very proud. Can't wait for the advanced science project days!
And here's Noah, showing us his train! Notice the sunshine? Yeah, it was 90 degrees!

Opening Day!

Meet the 2007' Tballers.....the Yankees!Opening Day Flag salute
William knocking it outta the park! (Ok, maybe not out; but it was an awesome hit!)
He plays catcher, good stance!
This is the action shot, both feet are off the ground here!
GO YANKEES!!