Week 12

Week 11

Sorry for the wait Earlene and anyone else who awaits my weekly pages! Thanks for caring. We love and miss all of you!

Phoenix

We had a blast in Phoenix. Weather was perfect 75-80 degrees. Lots of baseball both Bandits and MLB! 2 home runs hit by yours truely Jaxon Knight!!!! Fun at the pool and lots more. Prepare for picture overload, In no particular order!
Jaxon and Carson at the Angels spring training game against the White Sox. Pictured above with Torii Hunter.

Glen Canyon Dam at Lake Powell, on our way home.

Chase Field home of Arizona Diamondbacks.

Rock Climbing at the Arizona Science Center.

The Bandits waiting for Jaxon at home plate after his first home run!

Meeting the Colorado Rockies.

Bob Apadaca, pitching coach for the Rockies, and the Bandits.

Mason always gets stuck sleeping on the floor when we stay in hotels. This trip, on his own, he made it a very positive experience. He discovered he was the perfect size for the closet, so he made his own private room. Every night he would get in the closet and shut the doors and we wouldn't see him until morning.

The park Jaxon played most of his games at was called "The Big League Dreams Park". There were 7 fields all replicas of 7 major league fields. Here is Jaxon in left field of Yankee Stadium.

Easton has started making the funniest faces!

Jaxon pitching in Angels stadium.

Fun in the pool!

A FUN TIME WAS HAD BY ALL!!!!!

Week 10

week 9 (finally!)

A little slow in getting this posted. Just returned from a fabulous week in the beautiful 80 degrees of Phoenix Arizona. I will post some pictures soon.

Week 8

Week 7!

Things slowed down a little this week. What we have to go through to be thankful for a slow week! I kind of get in ruts where all I post are my project 365 pages but they pretty much sum up our lives. I have totally loved this project, I feel like come the end of the year and I am going to be totally caught up on my scrapbook for 2010. What a good feeling to be caught up on ANYTHING!
No changes with Carson. He is scheduled for his next scans March 24, so until we get those results back it is life as normal. Is there really a normal? You receive a diagnosis Carson received and as a Mom I now look at each and every ache and pain a little differently without being parnoid or letting him think we need to freak out about everything. Carson is doing great, no changes with him, he is still full of energy, can't find enough time for playing with friends, baseball and whatever else he can fit into the day. Jaxon is anxiously awaiting his first baseball tournament in Phoenix the first week of March and hoping to catch more than one MLB spring training game while we are there. I however am just looking forward to the SUN! Mason keeps us and everyone else on there toes, the things he comes up with I am not sure where he came from, but I wouldn't trade him for the world! Easton is turning into a little tornadoe, I can't turn my back for too long, babyproofing has gone to the next level he now reaches above his head into drawers, his jabbering melts my heart especially when he comes up to me and puts his hands up and says "mum", other favorite words are Jax (often used to refer to any boys ages 7-12), dad, hi, bye, Iz (Izer). My life is crazy but I love it!