Sunday, November 01, 2009

Thunderbird Hoops

Ian and my basketball teams are fundraising by having a Free-Throw Shoot-A-Thon this Friday, November 6.  We have to shoot 100 free-throws and we are trying to collect pledges. You can make a flat $ pledge or a per Free-Throw pledge. If you would like to pledge please reply.  Thank you!
     
                                                                                                  -Tanner

Meridian Park Fun Run

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For the second year now, Tanner has been a member of the Running Club at school.  Most mornings, he goes to school one-half hour early to run.  The “season” ends with a Fun Run race between 4 schools.  The races are by grade level, and for the second year now, Tanner has come in second place in his grade.  Great job, Tanner!

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Saturday, October 24, 2009

Just Another Saturday Night

Tanner is recovering from a sleepover the night before. This is a common scene; he is a big fan of the sleepover.






At least we got it right with one kid. . . Lane is doing the dishes.








Thanks to the stool from IKEA!


Sunday, October 18, 2009

Friday Night Lights

Tanner and a couple buddies got to be ball boys at the Shorewood High School football game a couple weeks ago.



They stood on the sidelines with the team and took turns running the ball out to the referees.



Unfortunately, Shorewood isn't that good, and as result we didn't have the ball all that much. (The score was 0-27 at half-time.)




Despite the score, what could be better than a high school football game on a Friday night?



Go Thunderbirds!  (Hopefully they'll get better before our boys are in high school. . .)

Wednesday, October 14, 2009

Bumps or Humps?

Whatever you want to call them; we've got them. . .




After 8 long years, Eric (along with the help a few neighbors) successfully convinced the City of Shoreline to install speed "humps" on our street. 


Aren't they pretty!



Monday, October 12, 2009

Thirteen



I can't possibly be old enough to be the parent of this strapping young man - now a teenager.

But, I am, old enough, and I am, his proud mom.

And, before I embarrass him with words about girls, and zits, and other teenage things; I'll leave it at that.

I am the parent of a teenager.

Dear Lord, please help me.