Shell-Ten has continued to make himself comfortable as part of the family. We try to take him outside on the weekends and it is amazing to watch him take off across the lawn and explore in the flower beds.
We made it to the last Fresno Foxes game and Reed even worked up the courage to talk to Fuego the mascot. We loved the soccer games and will for sure be going back next season.
For Ryland's Sixth Birthday Charlyse planned a bowling party. Even the adults got to bowl, it was a super fun afternoon. Reed was so proud that he was the first kid to bowl a strike and Jon managed to bowl his best game ever (201)!
The Kingsburg schools along with Valley Children's Hospital participated in an awesome project called "Kingsburg Reads One Book." The book selected was Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. All kids in the local schools were given a copy of the book, a suggested reading timeline, got to hear guest readers, and were invited to participate in a scavenger hunt around the downtown area. The boys loved reading the book and had a blast doing the scavenger hunt. It was a really neat event and we loved being part of it.
Clint and family came to town and the boys and I had a great night hanging out, playing baseball, and enjoying Clint's cooking and Dale's hospitality. The night ended with Mick holding Kieran's head and speaking mumble jumble mixed with life advice about an inch from K's face. We were all dying laughing, it was hilarious!
Clint had come to town for our 20th high school reunion. It was great catching up with old friends and the night went by way too fast. Amanda, Lee, and I somehow managed to color coordinate which seemed too perfect!
I have no real pictures from Tio's Birthday so this one will have to do. We had a barbecue when his brother Hank and sister in-law Daisy were in town. The boys were so excited for Tio's Birthday they made him an entire book as a gift.
