Cora’s First Crawl
Cora has been slow to get moving (despite her love for the movey-movey) so we were delighted when she took her first tentative crawl on Tuesday night.
It's a tiny miracle that you can put in a pot!
Cora has been slow to get moving (despite her love for the movey-movey) so we were delighted when she took her first tentative crawl on Tuesday night.

Pardon me, waiter, but there’s a spider in my pear! The beginning of this set has a few photos of me and Emma headed to the Brownies Hawaiian Dance at the end of February.
A few weeks ago Emma and Henry cajoled us into buying musical birthday cards. Now, it wasn’t anyone’s birthday but they loved the music.

My first “mud run” was a great! The Camp Pendleton Mud Run course was a little longer than the advertised 10K but I could have cared less. Scrambling up muddy hills and sloshing through the mud pits was a blast!

May 3 was a glorious day for a race but, as it turned out, my first marathon was a race simply to finish, and not a race against the clock.

These photos are from Henry’s second t-ball game, where the Kansas City Royals faced off against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Marla and the kids were extra nice to me this year for my birthday.

Some shots from a rare warm Sunday in February. Cora snoozed in the stroller while Emma and Henry played with wild abandon.

With much excitement Henry donned his Kansas City Royal cap and joined his t-ball team on the field. There opponents were the dreaded Marlins. Rumor had it they had a 6 year old on their team. Can you believe it?

Emma took to the stage again last week for her second piano recital. The spring recital was nature-themed and Emma’s piece was called “Shooting Stars” by Elizabeth Greenleaf. She was, once again, delighted to be performing for the crowd.