Sunday, June 27, 2010

Katie's Baptism

Katie was baptized on June 27th. She has been so excited to get baptized and was even more excited when she knew that some of her grandparents were going to be able to make it. It was a crazy day since we were getting ready to leave right after her baptism for Raleigh because we were flying out early that next morning. We were so glad that all our great friends here came to her baptism. We are so blessed to have such wonderful family and friends! Katie had a wonderful time, and when I asked her what her favorite part was she said the snacks afterwards. That's Katie for ya! She looked so beautiful in her white dress and I'm so proud to have Katie as my daughter. She is possibly the sweetest girl I know and is so very special!


Like always- I forgot my camera, but luckily our friend Shad saved the day & had his cell! Thanks Shad!



Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Maddie & Katie's Soccer

Soccer Season Spring 2010

Katie had a great season this year! She was playing full court finally and loved it. She also played goalie for a little bit each game and she liked doing that.


Maddie played on Lightning again this year, and she really loved it. This is the third year she's played with the same spring team and she has a great time with her teammates and coaches!


Thursday, June 17, 2010

Cole's T-Ball

Cole played T-ball for the first time this spring! Baseball is huge in Hope Mills, and they really go all out for the teams. I thought he was just adorable in his little uniform. (I kept getting in trouble for calling it an outfit.) He really loved it and I'm sure will be doing it each Spring from now on.
Cole played on the Pirates and he had a really nice coach whom he liked. Cole actually only needed the tee a few times during the season. The rest of the time his coach pitched to him and Cole hit the ball. They don't keep score over here for tee ball, but I pretty sure Cole's team would have won alot of games:) They were pretty cute- not to mention quite entertaining to watch. It seemed to take some of the kids some time to figure out that they couldn't just skip 2nd base and run from 1st to 3rd (hitting the pitcher's mound on the way over). Cole played really well in the outfield, as long as we kept him away from any bases. If he stood too close to a base we would often see him "smack talking" with the other player's on the bases. His coaches quickly figured that out and kept him in more of a short stop position:)!

Here's are of few pictures from his first game- notice his enthusiasm in the beginning, which slowly tapered off to boredom.




Cole got really good at playing in the dirt:) I'm sure I wasn't the only one tired of yelling at him to stop.

Here's one of the little guy warming up.