Thursday, February 14, 2013

Valentine's Day

Look who barely had enough hair for this!  Not only that, but se actually stood still for about 20 minutes for me to do it.  It was a Valentine's Day miracle!


Valentines from Grandma and Grandpa...


And Charles and I celebrated the way we like.  Bombay House with the Holbrooks. Awe yeah!




Sunday, February 10, 2013

Bradley Boy

I love this kid...

Some 4-Year olds are just hairier than others.


Caprese is his new favorite meal

Eating donuts like a lady


Ending his day in quiet meditation

Saturday, February 9, 2013

Jaden: Jr. Jazz




I think basketball is Jaden's sport.  He's a little more aggressive and he's all about the basketball attire. :) He seems to really enjoy it too.  This season his team actually had practice during the week.  His Wednesdays became the busiest day of the week.  He would get home from school at 4:00, do his homework until practice at 5:30 and then straight to scouts at 6:30, and be home in time for a quick bite to eat, a shower and then in bed by 8:30.  I think it gave me a glimpse into the busy week of an involved high schooler. I think instead of being terrified when Jaden is old enough to drive, I'll probably just be relieved... Maybe.


But I sure love Game Day Saturdays.

















Jaden played with his buddies Austin and Kisaac.

Kaleb: Jr. Jazz



This was Kaleb's first year playing basketball.  It was more like bunchball/tackleball.  It was pretty entertaining to see the kids run around cradling the ball and then get tackled by a herd of kids who wrestled the ball to the ground.



Kaleb, I thought, did pretty awesome for his first season.  I loved watching him dribble.  It was at about eye-level and he was so concentrated on keeping the ball bouncing that sometimes it took him forever to move forward.  It was cute.  But he was really good at getting open, calling for the ball, and passing.






This little dude in the green is Kaleb's buddy, Mason.



I can tell he loves a sport when he is still in the game even when he is out of the game.


In an effort to break up the bunch and teach the kids how to mark players, they gave each team some colored wristbands,  If you had a red one, you were supposed to stay on the player of the other team who also had a red band.  It was a good idea... in theory.








Kaleb and Mason

Tuesday, February 5, 2013

Hot Cocoa

Coming in form an afternoon of sledding...