Goofy Boys

Josh put on Boaz's hoodie, and Boaz put on Josh's hoodie. They thought it was very funny. We were getting ready to go outside and have Josh practise riding his bike. Boaz doesn't want to ride his bike anymore. The training wheels got taken off.

The pure delight on their cute faces was too much. I couldn't pass it up.

Opera

Karly coming home from the opera. I wasn't there when she got ready. I think she is lovely in her pink dress.

We are loving living so close that we can be more involved and watch her become a wonderful young woman.

Happy Birthday Joe

Joe was in Seattle for his birthday. Brenda and I drove up to see him. He is a cute boy.

I am really mugging for the camera.


Brenda had a great idea to fix him french toast for his birthday breakfast, candles and everything. It was yummy.

Happy Birthday to our brother.

family picture

I was going to use this picture for the Christmas card this year, but it was too blurry. So I went with a Yellowstone picture. I was behind the camera, so technically I'm still a part of the picture. I like it better back there anyway.

Anyway, here is a family picture. Josh has his hood up, Boaz is still wearing his Halloween costume, and I forgot about wearing blue.

Still a cute family.

last home game of the season

After the boys and I went trick or treating, we showed up to the game. It was half-time. Craig had been there the whole game. Thea was excited, she got to stunt again. (She had about 2 weeks off for an injury) There was also a dance after the game. That was the best part.

She looked very comfortable up on her base. It's fun to watch her.

Trick or treat

Josh said "trick or treat or suffer the consequences." As his mother, I'm not too sure how I feel about that. Clearly he was channeling his inner dark side. I guess the dark side has to live a little on Halloween, as long as it doesn't come to stay.

Jedis for Halloween

The boys are thrilled with their Jedi robes. I decided to get going on them three days before Halloween. The surprising thing, I actually got them both done. The great thing about this is that they will be able to wear the robes all year long. Or until they grow out of them. I cut Josh's out while he was at school, and was surprised when he got home that I almost cut it out too short. I thought I cut lots of room in it. My kids are getting bigger than I think they are.