Wednesday, May 31, 2006

Field Day


Cole, Jenna, & Noah

Pull Noah!


Cole on the water slide

Today was field day at school. They played lots of games outside: tug o'war, the limbo, football toss, and of course the favorite: the waterslide. Jenna came with me, she loves watching all the kids and she even took a turn on the slide with Cole. I love our school! It is so close and we have great teachers and a great new principal. Next year I am going to be the PTA Secretary which will be fun. I have already met so many new people at the couple of meetings I have attended this last month. All the kids love school and I hope that continues at least for a few years.

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Carly, you are just indescribeably awesome! Mike is okay too! : ) I still can't believe how fast your kids grow up. I can't imagine Reilly getting that big since Christmas or Jenna! My goodness, are you feeding those kids Miracle Gro? And the boys, don't you go changing colors on me and confuse me! I have tried SO hard to keep them straight but lost that battle when they came home from the hospital! And they are getting to be bean poles! You are amazing and I love your blog. Glad you got the time to get away and enjoy the weddings, visit with your folks . . . I was going through some pictures the other night of when Rylee was born and was thinking how beautiful your mom is and what a great job she did raising her kids. I still can't believe the Brandon incident. That's one of the saddest things ever. Just totally unbelievable. I can't keep up with all the family and the connections but you do a great job of sorting it out! I still want to get a "blog" if I can ever figure it out. I'm so buried in trying to clean, re-organize this house and tend to my little projects that I'm totally buried. I won't even let anyone in the house. Seriously. It looks like we're either in the middle of moving or have just survived a very serious explosion. It's bad. I work my butt off but when I get tired I quit. I hate living in a mess but have embraced the idea that that's just what I'll have to do until I get this mess cleared up. It may take another year. Sad. But I'm so thankful that I'm still able to function on my own and that I'm able to do all lthis work. Susi has so many patients, even younger than I am, who are so debilitated it's sad. I'm just thankful to wake up every day
still able to do for myself, take care of all these kids and Susi. That's just fine with me. I'll take it and call it good.
I love you all. You're the best! Thanks for the update! I hope you get this response. I don't know what I'm doing here. I should have just sent you an e-mail . . . . . .