Remember the Ten run and A's baseball

A rainy, terribly cold day - the four of us headed to the Remember the Ten annual run.  Grant was supposed to have baseball but it was cancelled.  He did the fun run with Reid (and the two of them ended up missing the turn and ran a long time!) ha.

Hanging out with the team before the event.

And Coach Boynton

 

Here are the "real" photos from the run, taken by Brent Niles!

The body with the striped umbrella on the curb in the middle of the picture is me - waiting on the boys who got lost on the course to arrive.  :)

 After the race, our van battery was dead (thanks to a certain 13 year old and 6 year old who decided to get in and turn on everything except the car).  Jason was out of town.  Called Dad.  Ended up getting a nice police officer to jump start me.  (!!!)

We headed to men's tennis for bedlam.  The coach is our neighbor and we wanted to go check it out.

Curty Shack hot dogs!

Reid came home (again, still raining) and turned our garage in to a tennis court.

 Pictures from a tournament. 

the whole batting sequence...

 

April

 Love notes from Reid

UHBC Easter Egg hunt

 with Tate

 SCC Easter egg hunt - with Raegan and Elyse

 and Rett

Happy Easter!

 

twinning with Shelby

Will won Mayor!  I was able to hold street signs at the same spot all of the teachers were in town supporting the walkout.

Kyle is a published author!  :)  The 5th graders wrote about their favorite Westwood memory and published a book.

 I ran in to this guy - our best man, Chris - when in OKC for Reid's urology appointment! Small world.

During the two weeks of no school during the walkout, we had a blanket fort in the loft.  It was huge and fun. Good memories.

He's legit...

sweet Miss Hadlee sure loves her Kyle!  :)

 at baseball, the little brother seems to get more exercise than the actual player!  He goes and goes and goes!

Kyle finished up this big lego project!

Reid continues to play pretend in the yard.  He loves raking his baseball field (which is also the area we cannot get fescue to grow... in the words of Elsa, we've learned to "Let it go! let it go!")

a friend's birthday party! 

I may have been the only adult to get on it - in a crowd of people where I knew two people, one of those being Reid.  :)

Grant qualified for the Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics state test.  They were asked to bring a regular calculator - this is what he brought down - our old tape machine from the office.  (!!!)

and then you begin to prepare for this test, and don't know how to do most of the problems, you ask your smart friends - thanks, Josh, for the refresher course!

 Volleygirls win the season (again!)