We also ended up hanging around for recess. Joey enjoyed playing with the “big kids”.
Joey and I are having lunch with Elizabeth today
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Joey in Karate?
Maybe, he enjoyed himself but we’re going to have him go through a sports sampler program and decide what is his favorite.
Joey’s first day of pre-school…
He’s pretty excited to join Elizabeth three days a week at school 🙂
Elizabeth’s first day of school…
Our 1st grader!
Elizabeth’s Day
Carolyn and I wanted to spend some time one-on-one with Elizabeth today before she started 1st grade tomorrow. We had a nice time at the mall where we played some mini-golf and had some lunch. Elizabeth had her first hole-in-0ne today!!!
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Labor Day Weekend!
We had a great time this weekend at the cabin. The kids especially!!! A big thanks to Great Gma and Gpa for joining us on Saturday!!
Unfortunately, I forgot our camera so I have photos from my BlackBerry…
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The trucks certainly had some mileage put on this weekend!
Joey is getting ready for pre-school…
We had open house this morning.
What Joey wants for Christmas
Carolyn sent me this. I guess they’re at Toys R Us right now 🙂
The Watermelon Social
Thanks to Karl and Suzanne, we had a watermelon social on our street tonight. Lots of fun with neighbors as always!
A morning of Geocaching
This morning I took the kids out for their first Geocaching adventure.
Geocaching is defined on Geocaching.com as, “Geocaching (pronounced geo-cashing) is a worldwide game of hiding and seeking treasure. A geocacher can place a geocache in the world, pinpoint its location using GPS technology and then share the geocache’s existence and location online. Anyone with a GPS device can then try to locate the geocache.”
The kids really enjoyed themselves. We did walk a little over a mile at a park reserve that I didn’t even know existed. It was a beautiful morning, the sun was out and it was a little cool. Perfect for walking the trails of a park reserve.
We searched out two caches that were setup by the same family. These were specifically kid friendly caches with little difficulty. Both Elizabeth and Joey lit up each time that we found the “treasure”. When asked, they seemed to be interested in doing it again. I hope that we can progress to more difficult caches as they get older 🙂
As a reward, we grabbed some custard from Culver’s for after lunch, yummy!
If you are interested to learn more about Geocaching, visit Geocaching.com. I was able to use an application called “BlackStar” on my Blackberry to find the caches. It is a free application that can be found in Blackberry Application World or directly by clicking here.