Food Carts

Scott was accepted into the University of Utah MBA program and will be moving sometime this summer. So, to celebrate we went downtown to the food carts for lunch. We got a random assortment of food and everyone tried everything. I love Portland and all of the fun food they have to try. I even had my first falafel! 

Daddy's day off

Now that Seth is busy working, we have to make the most of his days off. Last week we took the kids to the zoo. We have a zoo pass and now that it's getting nicer outside we will be going a lot more. We saw lots of animals, had an elephant ear, and just enjoyed spending time as a family. Oh yeah, and we finally put together the swing set my Mom got for the kids. It only took us 2 hours and we did it without fighting, success:)

I was excited to see the Flamingos

The 80's are back with avengance

Last year we had a girls night out to go see the movie Rock of Ages. We all loved it, especially the music. So, when I heard the play was coming to town I knew we had to go...and this time dress up! So, a few of us started shopping for some 80's clothes and they were easy to find. Everything we purchased, except Shanan's awesome tutu, was purchased brand new, mostly from Target. 

My outfit was found in the clearance section and in the little girls section. I am proud to say that even 4 months pregnant I somehow fit into girls leggings:)

We caked on the blue eye shadow and made our hair as big as possible and headed out to the play. 

I am sad to say the play itself was a disappointment. It was filled with way too much sex and bad language, nothing at all like the movie. After the play we were able to meet the guy who played the main character, Drew. He was very friendly. 

I had a lot of fun dressing up and am thinking maybe an 80's theme party may be in my future....I know Seth would be thrilled to dress up...NOT!!!

Me, Shanan, Shera Lynn
& Cassidy

Kimmie's Wolf Run

Kimmie's school did a "Wolf Run" fundraiser. Each kid had to collect pledges for their run, either per lap or flat donations. Lucky for Kimmie she has very generous family/friends. It was great, she personally asked every one who donated. She even called some family who live out of state to ask for donations. Some people were smart and just gave a flat donation...others took a big risk by donating per lap. She was so excited to run and her goal was so raise $250 (so she could win the top prize). The kindergartners run in the gym instead of outside. After some stretching/warm ups the kids were off and running. After 20 minutes of running...and one bathroom break...she ran 33 laps and earned $401.05! We are very proud of her. Not only did she win all the prizes, but she was the top girl earner in her class and got to go on a special bowling field trip with the principle. She had a blast. 

It's very important to warm up before a big run

She is very flexible

Mrs. Bacos explaining the rules

Kimmie at the head of the pack 

starting to get a little tired

So glad Daddy had the day off work and was able to come

Happy to watch their big sister

Still running

and running

High 5's from the Wonder Wolf

about lap 25

The boys running with her to keep her motivated

All done....and sweaty

High 5's from David

Love this picture of Joshua

David and the Wonder Wolf

Water and a snack

Showing us the class butterflies

A trip to whole foods after school and playing in the puddles