I don't even know where to start? The picture above I took today before Caleb's T-ball team photos. We had to hurry to get the photos done so I could get to church in time to teach. Molly had to work the weekend so I had to bring Alia along, which she didn't mind at all. We had a Jamboree/Baseball event yesterday at our local 4 field complex, which I must say is one of the nicest set-ups I've been around. Perfect fields, awesome parking and adjacent to a playground with a super huge park. I didn't even know this place existed... it almost made me like baseball (ha). The event was pretty cool but a little long for T-ballers. They introduced every team/player and coaches for about 20 teams and we had to run from 3rd base to home plate. The kids loved it, even though our team was the last to go. After that we played 2 innings against the Red Dragons (we're the Blue Super Heros) and the kids did pretty well. I pitched to everyone, some underhand and others overhand (Caleb) and everyone did quite well. Caleb played 2nd base and had a couple of grounders controlled and to 1st base for outs. Alia had fun playing with the sister of a boy on our team. Her mother was kind enough to watch them.
After the T-ball we went home and got cleaned up and headed to Eugene for Decker's b-day party. We stopped off and watched some of Logan's baseball game and chatted with Les and Jan. Then everyone went to Chuck E Cheese AGAIN for a wild germ ridden time! It was nice to see Les and Jan. We left Spewgene and got home around 9:00 PM and found Molly fast asleep. The kids were in bed and snoring in less than 5 minutes as well! The weather was so nice today and yesterday. After church the kids went outside and found some (what they called) seeds, and starting planting them everywhere (see photo). They both have plants growing in class, so they're really excited about seeds and plants. They're also really excited for school this week because on Tuesday they get to go to the Zoo for the whole day. Molly is going as a volunteer and I might try to get over and help as well? Caleb and Alia are such good kids and I probably don't tell them that enough....here's for turning over a new leaf!
Oh yeah, Jessica has a one page spread in June's People en Espanol magazine.