Soccer Practice For Brinley

What a fun day for soccer practice. I think with the windchill it was 10 or 20 degrees with snow off and on. The parents were froze and felt that two quick runs would have been good enough but the coach was very gung-ho about going on to the point that he went into overtime. Brinley is the only girl and about a head shorter than the rest but she will do fine. There was a point that she just stood there crying not because someone kicked her or took her ball, but because she was soooo cold. If we can get some warmer weather and get the coach to quit calling her Abigail, it should be a fun season.

Our house

These are pictures of our house. I don't have all of the boxes unpacked in the office or our bedroom so we won't show those rooms yet. We put a lot into this house and when we finally finished, the washer broke and the vaccum broke. So now we have pretty much everything new.

Thanks Doug

Doug got me roses for Valentines Day but in all honesty, they were dead when I got them. Last Friday he came home with these to make up for the dead ones. They are beautiful! I love them.

Lincolns friend Kaela

Lincoln really likes girls. He decided last year that he was going to marry Kaela. This is Kaela sitting next to him. This year, there is a little girl that moved into our old house on Bayshore that Lincoln dreamed about for days. He used to ride the bus with her but now he only sees her once in awhile at school. He told me that he needed to write Kaela a letter letting her know that he isn't going to marry her because he decided to marry Avery. I told him that he should wait until he was 25 to decide and just be friends with both of them. In the past few weeks, he has tried to figure out a solution to this (BIG) problem and a couple of them were: marry Avery and have Kaela be the housekeeper, marry both of them because Lincolns friend Natalie has two moms and she said it's fun to have to moms.

Well, Kaela came over for a visit last week and Lincoln sat down with her (without me knowing) and started telling Kaela that he wasn't going to marry her. He later told me that when he began to tell her, she started getting a really sad look on her face so he said - nevermind, I'm going to marry you. Now she is happy. WHAT WILL HAPPEN WHEN HE IS TWELVE? Notice, Kaela has lipstick on that is smeared across her face. It came out of her red patent leather purse she carries around. Talk about high maintenance.

Brinleys hair

Well Brinley finally decided that she didn't like her long hair getting into her mouth anymore so we took care of that real quick before she could change her mind (again).