Baseball Summer Party

Sam played baseball this year. He played at Optimist Park in Oak Grove. He had a good coach and good kids on his team. Sam was a big hitter and played in the outfield. I think his batting average was pretty high. However, it does not look like Sam will continue to play baseball - at least not this year. He is sticking with soccer for spring and fall this year.

Moms 40th bday

The mom in the title is ME - I turned 40 this year - May 20, 2019. I really could not believe I reached 40. My birthday was on a Monday. The boys had cub scouts - so my plan was to stay home and clean up the house. I usually get a lot done when the boys are at cub scouts. But to my surprise my sweet neighbor friends, Brec Harris, Candice Drake, Kisha Welford, Amanda Lee, Amanda Powell and Lana Clarke came over with food and wine. We had the best visit.

Then on Wednesday we went to the Country Club and had part 2 of the celebrations. We really enjoy celebrating life events with our neighbors who feel like family.

The third celebration was over Memorial Day. Thomas Rhett was playing at the Wharf and we all got tickets. Owen dropped me off at Brec's condo to get ready. Then we went to the concert. It was fabulous. We had great seats and just enjoyed ourselves so much. It was a fun week turning 40.

Drum recital

Andrew has been playing the drums for 3 years. In the fall semester they learn the samba and other Latin beats. In the spring they get to play on the drum sets. In May they have a drum recital. Andrew looks forward to Mondays after school when he gets to go to drum lessons.

While Sam and I wait for drum lessons to be over, we go the Depot. Sam gets milk or a tummy yummy drink with a brownie. I get a coke or when I want to splurge I get a cold coffee.

Sam does his homework and we get great quality time together.

Field Day

FIELD DAY!!! One of the most fun days of the year. Amanda and I volunteered again and we had the dizzy bat race - again. I think this is our 4th year at that game. We enjoy it and it is fun to see all the grades compete with each other.

It was a hot day.