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Friday, May 30, 2008
Thursday, May 29, 2008
To Honor of Uncle Wes...
and all the many cats we had as children that Wes somehow always found a new way to terrorize. Now it's the girls turn. They thought they were so hillarious putting Harley in the baby play crib. And neither of them were scratched. Harley really is a good cat!
This brought back many memories of Wes and our cats growing up....tape on the feet, sock on the head, mohawks.... need I say more!Sunday, May 25, 2008
Beach Day...
Parade...



We went to the parade on Saturday. The girls loved it! But then what kid wouldn't. We watched for about and hour and then the repetition got a little boring. You can only get excited about so many fire trucks, horses and bands before you've just seen enough. The girls were excited to leave at that point and get milkshakes!
Thursday, May 22, 2008
Mission accomplished...
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Graduation Day...

Peyton has officially "graduated" from Pre-K to Kindergarten which she very vehemently does not want to go to! Teacher Kathy had cute stories about each child and they got to bring home their "All About Me" books that they've worked on all year. So, next time you're over make sure to ask her about it!
Favorite story about Peyton: Peyton likes to play with everyone and everyone likes to play with Peyton. The boys (there are 7 in a 9 child class) like to call her Princess Peyton. One day they were on the playground and they were role playing and the boys wanted to rescue Princess Peyton. Peyton's response was "I don't need to be rescued I can do it myself".


Bella goes in tomorrow morning at 7:3o for her ear tubes. We pray everything goes as smoothly as they say it will... We'll keep you all updated!
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Last one of the year...
Peyton had her last field trip of the year. Her class has been learning about sea life, etc. for a few weeks now. So, the last field trip was to a private beach down Chuckanut. We had a great time despite the less than stellar weather. The kids had so much fun on the swing! And looking for crabs and starfish! The last day of school is tomorrow - I'm a little sad and Peyton is quite upset about the prospect of Kindergarten. We'll see how the summer goes....



Sunday, May 18, 2008
Maiden Voyage...
A promise is a promise, and boy an almost 5 year old is not going to let you forget it! We (I) had promised the girls that we would go tubing this weekend. By the time we got around to it yesterday it was too windy so we talked Peyton out of it. Well, as you can imagine, she didn't forget that we still needed to go today. So mom had to go and take one for the team! The water was a little chilly but not as bad as I thought it would be. As you can see the girls had a blast!
Bella sat by herself for about half the ride then it got a little too bumpy for her and she sat with me. She squealed and laughed the whole time.

Is Summer Here....
Wednesday, May 14, 2008
Updates...
I have two things to update you all on. First, my camera is broken. So, until I get Chris to bring his home from work or get mine fixed there won't be any pictures.
Second, Bella does have a hearing problem. She has fluid the consistency of glue in her inner ear. This causes everthing she hears to sound as though it's coming through water and also eliminates the ability to hear the lower range of sounds. She'll be having tubes put in her ears to get rid of the fluid and then the doctors will recheck her hearing to be sure we've taken care of all the problem.
We are so glad to finally know what the problem is and that we're not crazy! Hopefully, there aren't any underlying issues with her hearing and within a couple of days of the tubes being put in she'll hear clearly!
Second, Bella does have a hearing problem. She has fluid the consistency of glue in her inner ear. This causes everthing she hears to sound as though it's coming through water and also eliminates the ability to hear the lower range of sounds. She'll be having tubes put in her ears to get rid of the fluid and then the doctors will recheck her hearing to be sure we've taken care of all the problem.
We are so glad to finally know what the problem is and that we're not crazy! Hopefully, there aren't any underlying issues with her hearing and within a couple of days of the tubes being put in she'll hear clearly!
Friday, May 9, 2008
A little bit of 'tude...
Thursday, May 1, 2008
I can swing...
Craft Project...
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