Baseball 2011

He actually was a pretty good hitter, Although he DID NOT LIKE it when he got out. Also he really wasn't up for playing out field. Kind of boring! He would literally volunteer to sit out!

Noah wanted to try baseball again this year. We had our up's and down's cut out for us. His coach was a kid I have literally known all my life. He is a great guy, played on our high school team. So, talented, yet, I think he was still quite unprepared for our, shall we say, dramatic-star-status seeking son.

Noah may never be a pro-baseball player, but he may be the perfect MODEL of one for a magazine or something! Dang he is cute!

This is my brother's son Porter. Brian, my brother, was his coach. How we did not get on his team is beyond me. 3 kids from our ward were on his team. It was to bad...they never even played each other, the game got rained out. Oh well, maybe it was for the better!

Pre-school Grad 2011 May 26th!

Dk said, "GOOD-BYE" to Mrs. Bridgette's preschool. I can't believe the year is over! He literally loved being there. She was such a caring and great teacher!

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Doesn't he just look so grown up! He is growing way to fast!

She will be here this fall! I can't believe it!

DK loved the kids he went to school with. And the girls literally LOVED him back! Can you blame em? He is one handsome dude!

Soccer 2010-1011

Here is a BIG shout out to my parent who try to make it to EVERY game! They are amazing!

Mostly she just hustled to where the ball was, but didn't care about it much after she got there.

The best part of the game...the treat!

Noah really got into his groove by the end of the year. I am sure he will be playing again next year. Micah not so much! She got the first goal for her team of the season at the first game. John and I thought, "hey, she might like/be good at this." UMmmm...not so much it went down hill from their. But DK will be taking her place this coming fall. Not on her team, but, well you get the picture!

Easter 2011- April 23!

Grandpa Hyde comes to school! (May 6th)

I remember as a child, on very rare occasions, my Dad used to tell about when his dad used to trade deer skins with the Indians. They would make him Indian clothes in exchange. My favorite story was about a pair of moccasins my dad had when he was little. One was hard and the other wasn't. He said one night he had to go out to the farm when it was dark, and he was so nervous. A think an owl hooted and it scared him so badly that he went peed his pants. It only ran down one leg, but that moccasin will forever he changed because of it.

I loved his stories as a child, especially the special occasions when I heard about the Indians. So when Noah told me that they were studying Indians, I told him about the neat clothes grandpa had. He immediately called my dad and asked him to come and talk to his class and show them the clothes.

It was such a neat thing for my dad to do. He really enjoyed being with the kids and telling them about the clothes. He left out the story about HIS moccasins, can you blame him? Noah loved it too. He loved showing off his grandpa, and helping show things to the kids in the class.

What a great memory for Noah to have of his Grandpa!

Micah came and joined the class so she could hear her Grandpa.