Cannonball!

Today was our golfing/diving friend Charlotte's 11th birthday, she was sweet enough to invite Drew and Meghan, and as always, they had a blast. By the end of the party, Drew was jumping off the 1M diving board and swimming (doggie paddling) back to the ladder for more.

 She especially loved the "disguise" in her goody bag.

Drew Gratton, amateur photographer

Boppa's favorite snack as a kid, I found one at the grocery store. It is probably been on the shelf for awhile, we'll find out how it tastes. On an unrelated note, Boppa has been sick since last night.

Mother's Day Tea 2012

Favorite school day of the year is the Mother's Day Tea. I managed to hold it together better this year and only shed a couple tears. I love to read what all the kids think about their moms when asked when we're not around.

 Drew requested a few solo shots, one posing with my beautiful purple carnation...

 And the awesome jewelry box she made with 2 coupons inside for Mother's Day. Drew gave me a coupon for making me breakfast and for helping out with the new baby.

 I'm so glad I am able to go to special days at school. She is already going to be in kindergarten next year and we will probably only do this one more time!

It's a girl!

Love this picture of our new little girl, now I know what body parts are making all the ruckus!

April 2012

In April, Drew's school had a talent show and the Spring Sing. For weeks she kept telling us her talent was going to be hopping on one foot. We pleaded with her to sing, or dance, or tell jokes. In the end, she twirled a baton while standing on both feet.

At the end of her Spring Sing performance she spent her time during the applause raising and lowering her eyebrows over and over. 

We also celebrated Boppa's birthday, where Drew is always happy to help polish of the desserts.

 Time for our first Parent/Jr. Golf Tournament of the season. Drew got a new head cover for the new season.

All the golf carts in our group had pink clubs :)

 Thanks to Daddy, Drew got to work on her bunker shots!

 Of course the girls made up their own games for most of the day...swordfighting with their woods, whacking each other with the flag and playing "mini-mowers."