
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Monkey

Field Day FUN
The weather was beautiful and the kids had a ball. Byran was lucky enough to spend the day with them splishing and splashing in the cold, let me rephrase, super cold water, and I was able to sneak away from work for a couple of hours to join in the fun! I was worried that I would not be able to join in on the fun because they changed the date at the last minute due to the weather, but I work with the best of the best. They covered my classes so I could go over and join in the summer fun!
Cooper and Brylee both had the best time. Not surprising at all, the obstacle course was the favorite for both kids.




On a side note, I have to mention that I fell in love with my adorable hubby all over again on field day. I knew when I married him that he was going to be an amazing Dad, but I think with the busy life we lead I sometimes forget or don't really see what a truelly amazing Daddy he is. When I arrived he was pushing Coop and "his girlfriend" on the swings. (OK, so I'm not sure Ellie will agree that she is his girlfriend but for months Coop has been telling us that she is indeed "his girlfriend.") The three of them had the funniest conversations about a gazillion different things, but what made me really smile is that: he never stopped pushing. Every parent knows that feeling when your child is on the swings and you will do anything in the world to draw their attention off the swings and ON to something else, to give your arms a rest, but, more importantly, your ears a rest from the constant "push me higher." Bryan never did, he pushed and pushed until the kids had the great idea of going back to the water.


Monday, April 27, 2009
Brylee's first hair cut
Congrats Mr. and Mrs. Brian Estep

We had a visit from the Easter Bunny

Saturday evening we colored Easter eggs with the kids at home. We had originally planned on coloring them at Nanny's with Jordyn, but a need for a nap and two grouchy kids changed our plans. Cooper and Brylee both loved dipping the eggs and had NO patience waiting on them to dry.
Showing off the mess they made for Mommy to clean up.
Sunday morning my parents invited us to visit their church. I am so glad they did. We really enjoyed the service, and the kids love the childrens church. Cooper and Brylee loved the singing and were in awe of the "sign team" as they signed a beautiful song. After church we went to Mimi and Papaw's house for lunch and games. Luckily the weather was a little warmer and we were able to spend more time outside.
This is the only "family shot" that we were able to get. Cooper and Brylee did NOT enjoy having their pictures made. Amazing how that works when they are dirty faced, snot nosed, and naked they will pose and cheese one thousand times. However, cleaned up, clean nosed, and dressed adorably I couldn't get them to utter cheese, not ONCE!!

Lauren and Ellison (my cousin Jennifer's beautiful daughters) with the kids




I'm sure since my last post many of you are wondering how soccer is going. FANTASTIC as you can see. Cooper takes his soccer ball everywhere and LOVES playing. I think Daddy being his coach has EVERYTHING to do with it.


Coop and Brylee were thrilled to get on their comfy clothes!
Lucky for Cooper, my cousin Houston (and Cooper's newest hero) knows the Easter bunny really well. He called him on his cell phone and the Easter bunny just happened to be close by so he made a quick stop and wished the kids a very Happy Easter!
I said "lucky for Cooper" not so much for Brylee. She was not a fan of the HUGE rabbit.
Cooper loved him and even squished his tail as he left. He had lots of questions for the Easter bunny and the Easter bunny was nice enough to answer ALL of his questions. I'm sure you are wondering how the Easter bunny talks....he doesn't silly. He answers like every other animal......thumbs up and thumbs down! Thanks again Houston for calling your friend Mr. Easter Bunny!!!
Thursday, April 16, 2009
Conversations with Cooper
Cooper: "Mommy this can't be Bloom........ Road because it doesn't have any blooms on it."
Conversations with Cooper
Cooper: "Mommy, can we make him a stop sign, so he will stop when he gets to the road. I don't want him to get smushed."