After a busy day of three basketball games we rushed over to the school for the sweetheart dance. Carter just insisted he had to be there to dance with his "girlfriend". When we got there they just ran all over the place together but didn't dance. He told me he asked her and she said no. He then said to me "I think she was too embarrassed like me." They had a hoola-hoop contest for the dads and Billy tried his best....but he just can't move his hips that way. He was the first one out :)Cam just hung out in a circle with his buddies and danced with them. Cody didn't want to come so he had a friend over and they played the Wii for 2hrs. Carter was busten a move-solo- on the floor and doing cart-wheel dance moves. Savannah loved the music and dancing around with her daddy and me!
This was Billys last Season to coach Cody. Next year he will have to try out for the school team. They both have really enjoyed it. Billy got choked up as he spoke to his team after the last game. He has had several of the same boys the last 5 seasons...Cody I hope someday you will look back on this treasured time with your dad as I know he has truly loved every minute with you!
I have waited 2yrs to find the bedding I like for our bedroom. I love it, the kids do to and I said they have to put a different blanket on the bed over my new one if they want to watch t.v.on it and forget about laying on my pillows!
Cody had to stay home from school because he had come home with fever the day before and he wanted to make cookies. He did it all by himself and followed the recipie...except he added milk, and an extra teaspoon of salt. (he wanted to make it his own) and then instead of baking soda he used baking powder and they turned out very salty and bitter to me...but he and the other kids liked them!
I made Billy a football cake but it was supposed to be Cowboy colors...but instead of navy blue it turned out royal blue. Savannah made a cake of her own for her daddy too~
Cameron worked very hard to be able to participate in the schools spelling bee. He competed against some fifth graders too. They select 10 kids from 4th and 5th. Our friend Ross was also among the contestants. They did great and deserved to be there. Way to go boys!