Eric is also the hardest working man I know. He is loyal, selfless, and will do anything for his family. He funny and constantly makes me laugh.
Happy Birthday Eric! I love you.
Rose
Monday, May 16, 2011
My Brother
I might have one of the sweetest brothers there is. Yesterday we went to my moms to celebrate my brothers 36th birthday. I am so thankful for the relationship that I have with him. We talk on the phone almost everyday. I love that! He usually will call me to check in and to see how his nieces are doing. He loves Grace and Leah and can't get enough of them. I have always enjoyed watching him with his three children, because he is such a fun, loving, rough-housing type of dad. He is the same way with G & Lee Lee. The girls love their uncle.
Eric is also the hardest working man I know. He is loyal, selfless, and will do anything for his family. He funny and constantly makes me laugh.
Happy Birthday Eric! I love you.
Rose
Eric is also the hardest working man I know. He is loyal, selfless, and will do anything for his family. He funny and constantly makes me laugh.
Happy Birthday Eric! I love you.
Rose
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Catching up
Since my last update there has been so much that has happened. I will try to capture all that has been going on.
Mid-January we moved. We are living in Jason's parents house while they are in Soroti, Northern Uganda doing the Lord's work. They are amazing people and am blown away by how selfless they are on a daily basis. You can read more about what they are doing by visiting their blog, http://rickandsherryinafrica.org/
In the May we will be moving to Seal Beach. We are super excited about living in such a cool town. We will be walking distance to Jason's sister,Carrie, and 10 minutes driving from his parents house. So nice to have family close by. Since moving to HB we have had a chance to spend more time with Carrie, JP and their kids. I love how close the cousins are.
As in previous posts, Grace turned two and I have more pictures from her birthday party soon.
The girls have had a few colds this season, but nothing as bad as that nasty flu they both had in January.
Jason ran his 7th half marathon on Super Bowl Sunday and ran his best time ever. So proud of him. Speaking of Jason, work has kept him really busy, but it has been such a rewarding year for him. The girls and I are looking forward to having him all to ourselves this summer. He will conclude his busy school year with a 10 day trip to Costa Rica in May. Such a bummer, right?
We have enjoyed a several trips to Disneyland with family and friends. We have spent lots of time at the park, and a spattering of play-dates here and there.
The girls are so much fun to be around. I am so thankful to be home with them. Leah is almost starting to crawl. She is such a happy little girl. I have a hard time believing that this child is the same child from 6 months ago. She is still Mommy's girl and at times has a hard time going to other people. It just takes her a bit for her to warm up to them.
Grace is...well, Grace is two. She is testing boundaries, pushing buttons, throwing an occasional tantrum, saying the word "NO" when ever she can, and just doing all the stuff she's supposed to at this age. I love watching her language develop and seeing her little mind work. She makes friends everywhere she goes and, just the opposite of Leah, is Daddy's girl.
The two of them together are so sweet, and other than Grace sneaking in a little pinch or hair pull every now and again, they are best buddies. I love my girls.
This past weekend we ran the Seal Beach 10k. It was my first race since before Grace was born. I felt great and look forward to training for my next 1/2 marathon. Jason and I are hoping to run the San Francisco race. He will be training for the full.
Next week the four of us are going to Boston to see Jason's parents. They are flying back to the states for a week for the Boston Marathon. Sherry qualified last year and it is a bucket list item that can't be passed up. We are looking forward to seeing Nannie and Poppy, and cheering Sherry on during the race. I'll post pictures after our trip.
I have spent some time at the sewing machine and love when I have the opportunity to create things. You'll see a picture below of a dress I made for Grace. The following pictures are in no particular order.
My blue eyed little girl is getting so big
Nephew's, Gavin and EZ after running the Seal Beach 1K!
Carrie and Jason pushed the girls during the race
Playing at the park
Grace's first real hair cut
Grace and Snow White. Oh, wait that's Violet! They are so cute together.
Gavin in the out field
Waiting for a cheeseburger in the drive-thru line at In-N-Out
Reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar to her stuffed animals before bed time.
Sweet kisses
And then we squeeze the cheeks
The Girls
Leah loves her new car seat. Just a couple more months before she gets to sit forward facing!
Blurry picture, but the girls are watching the rain pour down. That was the evening before all of that crazy thunder and lightening.
Not sure if you see a pattern, but Grace loves books.
The lucky recipient of the coveted beater.
Scott, Becky and Leah hanging out after Leah's nap
The next several pictures are from Grace's 2nd birthday party
My friend Jenny is responsible for all of the adorable decorations!
The kids decorating their door hangers
Mom, Grams and Becky
My buddies
So tired after a long day of partying
The start of the dress I made for Grace
The final product
This girls loves to eat
At the park with Maycie
Being silly at Target
Jason after the 1/2 marathon with his girls. Grace was cheering him on, saying, "Go Daddy Go!"
Mid-January we moved. We are living in Jason's parents house while they are in Soroti, Northern Uganda doing the Lord's work. They are amazing people and am blown away by how selfless they are on a daily basis. You can read more about what they are doing by visiting their blog, http://rickandsherryinafrica.org/
In the May we will be moving to Seal Beach. We are super excited about living in such a cool town. We will be walking distance to Jason's sister,Carrie, and 10 minutes driving from his parents house. So nice to have family close by. Since moving to HB we have had a chance to spend more time with Carrie, JP and their kids. I love how close the cousins are.
As in previous posts, Grace turned two and I have more pictures from her birthday party soon.
The girls have had a few colds this season, but nothing as bad as that nasty flu they both had in January.
Jason ran his 7th half marathon on Super Bowl Sunday and ran his best time ever. So proud of him. Speaking of Jason, work has kept him really busy, but it has been such a rewarding year for him. The girls and I are looking forward to having him all to ourselves this summer. He will conclude his busy school year with a 10 day trip to Costa Rica in May. Such a bummer, right?
We have enjoyed a several trips to Disneyland with family and friends. We have spent lots of time at the park, and a spattering of play-dates here and there.
The girls are so much fun to be around. I am so thankful to be home with them. Leah is almost starting to crawl. She is such a happy little girl. I have a hard time believing that this child is the same child from 6 months ago. She is still Mommy's girl and at times has a hard time going to other people. It just takes her a bit for her to warm up to them.
Grace is...well, Grace is two. She is testing boundaries, pushing buttons, throwing an occasional tantrum, saying the word "NO" when ever she can, and just doing all the stuff she's supposed to at this age. I love watching her language develop and seeing her little mind work. She makes friends everywhere she goes and, just the opposite of Leah, is Daddy's girl.
The two of them together are so sweet, and other than Grace sneaking in a little pinch or hair pull every now and again, they are best buddies. I love my girls.
This past weekend we ran the Seal Beach 10k. It was my first race since before Grace was born. I felt great and look forward to training for my next 1/2 marathon. Jason and I are hoping to run the San Francisco race. He will be training for the full.
Next week the four of us are going to Boston to see Jason's parents. They are flying back to the states for a week for the Boston Marathon. Sherry qualified last year and it is a bucket list item that can't be passed up. We are looking forward to seeing Nannie and Poppy, and cheering Sherry on during the race. I'll post pictures after our trip.
I have spent some time at the sewing machine and love when I have the opportunity to create things. You'll see a picture below of a dress I made for Grace. The following pictures are in no particular order.
Grace reading with her interactive books
My blue eyed little girl is getting so big
Nephew's, Gavin and EZ after running the Seal Beach 1K!
Carrie and Jason pushed the girls during the race
Playing at the park
Grace's first real hair cut
Grace and Snow White. Oh, wait that's Violet! They are so cute together.
Gavin in the out field
Waiting for a cheeseburger in the drive-thru line at In-N-Out
Reading The Very Hungry Caterpillar to her stuffed animals before bed time.
Sweet kisses
And then we squeeze the cheeks
The Girls
Leah loves her new car seat. Just a couple more months before she gets to sit forward facing!
Blurry picture, but the girls are watching the rain pour down. That was the evening before all of that crazy thunder and lightening.
Not sure if you see a pattern, but Grace loves books.
The lucky recipient of the coveted beater.
Scott, Becky and Leah hanging out after Leah's nap
The next several pictures are from Grace's 2nd birthday party
My friend Jenny is responsible for all of the adorable decorations!
The kids decorating their door hangers
Mom, Grams and Becky
My buddies
So tired after a long day of partying
The start of the dress I made for Grace
The final product
This girls loves to eat
At the park with Maycie
Being silly at Target
Jason after the 1/2 marathon with his girls. Grace was cheering him on, saying, "Go Daddy Go!"
Wednesday, February 9, 2011
Another visit to the doctor
This is our third visit to the doctors in the last three weeks. The girls have never been this sick for this long. First, they both had the flu for almost a week. Then they both started coughing with runny noses a few days ago. This morning they both woke up with pink eye! When it rains it pours. On top of having to go to the doctor, each visit has been at least 1 1/2 hours...bogus!
I took them into the doctors this morning to get drops for the pink eye and at the same time I was told to put them on breathing treatments until their wheezing has stopped. Oh, boy! Both girls have been so sweet despite being so sick.
So, when a child is coughing at our doctors office they ask that your child wear a mask...yeah right! I took the mask from the front desk and since it was only us in there, at the time, I didn't put it on Grace or Leah. After a few minutes Grace asked if she could wear it. She immediately started coughing (fake coughs) into the mask. It was so funny. In the picture you can see her gunky eye and that she is giving me a huge grin.
I took them into the doctors this morning to get drops for the pink eye and at the same time I was told to put them on breathing treatments until their wheezing has stopped. Oh, boy! Both girls have been so sweet despite being so sick.
So, when a child is coughing at our doctors office they ask that your child wear a mask...yeah right! I took the mask from the front desk and since it was only us in there, at the time, I didn't put it on Grace or Leah. After a few minutes Grace asked if she could wear it. She immediately started coughing (fake coughs) into the mask. It was so funny. In the picture you can see her gunky eye and that she is giving me a huge grin.
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