Up and running!

We've been having a bit of fun with our new computer...it's awesome!

Mac or PC?

So our poor little computer finally died. I am sitting at the library right now using the internet. I didn't realize how much Luke and I use our computer each day! We obviously can't live without one, so now the question is...Mac or PC? I'm interested to hear any advice or argument either way.

Why didn't I think of that?

I got a text message from Luke this evening that said:

"You know times have changed when your six-year-old tells you to google 'how to build a space ship' because google knows everything."

My Little Flapper Girl

Izzy is getting excited for her show on Monday. She is enjoying all her dance classes, but especially loves tap. A girl after my own heart! She loves getting up in front of a crowd and performing. She has an amazing amount of confidence and spunk, and each time I watch her I'm reminded of how quickly she is growing into a young lady. Time flies.

Don't Mess with Cooper

Cooper was officially the toughest wrestler at practice on Thursday! You should have seen the other guy :)

It was great to see Dylan at one of his practices, and I'm really looking forward to his first match. I cheered him on, much to the dismay of a dad sitting next to me. He was not cheering for his son, and was quick to let me know that there is no cheering in wrestling. No cheering in wrestling?? I've been to countless wrestling matches in my day, and I clearly remember cheering. A lot of it. So I cheered even louder. Mostly to annoy him, but also because I think all kids need to hear encouragement. Whether we're at swimming lessons, a school performance, or even doing homework...my kids can always count on me cheering for them!

Dear Cousin Duke,

Your bangs would look good with my new goggles.
Ozzy

Wrestling

Dylan started wrestling today! Luke got some good footage of him working out. I have a feeling he'll be sore tomorrow, but he absolutely loved it and can't wait to go again. (He's in a red t-shirt and black shorts)


It's not the size of the dog in the fight, but the size of the fight in the dog, right? Sorry...couldn't resist the North Cache reference :)