Dance Recital

Savannah and her friend took dance class this year (tap, ballet and tumbling). They had so much fun and today they had their first recital. The girls did so great. The cultural hall was filled to the back with people and they didn't get "stage fright". The danced to "Que Sera Sera" and "How much is that doggy in the window". It was adorable.

The Gecko

Last week while at Caleb's baseball game (Tues.) Teagan and friends found 2 geckos. Teagan decided he wanted to catch them so on Thursday I remembered to bring a container for them to try to catch the geckos. With Tom's help they managed to catch both geckos. We kept one as a pet (we are now quickly becoming a farm) and Teagan gave the other to his friend Tanner. The girls in the picture are holding the geckos in the container at Caleb's last game.

D'Backs Little League Day

Tom and the big boys got to go to the D'Backs game were Caleb and some of his team members and friends got an opportunity to walk on the field. He also enjoyed some time playing around with Teagan. The boys also received free Diamondbacks hats which they love to wear (See Caleb).

Botantical Gardens

Caleb's 2nd grade class at Noah Webster went on a field trip to the Botanical Gardens. I was lucky enough to join him on his field trip. We had a great time together visiting on the bus and afterwards we went to a park and had lunch together. Caleb is a sweet, hardworking boy he is a great example to his younger brothers and sister.

Lasik Eye Surgery

After years of planning and waiting (after pregnancy and nursing) I made plans to get Lasik eye surgery. I went in for a consultation with my eye Dr. and then was told I would get a call within two weeks. Wed. afternoon 4/23 (1 hr. before we were heading off to Teagan's birthday party) I got a call for Barnett Delaney Perkins eye center. They wanted me to come in on Friday. So, the next 24 hrs. I scrambled to find someone to watch the kids....luckily my hubby came to the rescue and worked from home for the day (or at least tried to). My amazing friend Shana watched Savannah most of the day and Tom handled Landon. I went in at 2pm for my surgery (I had arrived at 11am) and by 4pm, when Tom picked me up I was a new person. As I was walked out to Tom with watery, gooing, cloudy eyes, that I could barely open I could tell that I already could see better (the fact that I recognized that it was him from 25 ft. away was amazing). By 9am the next morning I went in for my recheck....20/20 vision overnight. Yes.....goodbye contacts. Hello swimming under water again. My recovery has been pretty good other then the typical dry eyes....I continue to care for them by wearing lovely goggles to bed each night and putting drops in my eyes every 4 hrs. for the first week. I also protect them from being poked at by my adorable 1 yr. old who enjoys swatting at people. I am so excited to finally have it done.

The Frost Family

After viewing and being inspired by some of my friends Blogs, I decided to attempt at one myself. What a great way to see what everyone is up to and keep in touch.