Friday, June 25, 2010
Popsicle Party, Take 2
We were supposed to have our end of school popsicle party a couple of weeks ago, but it was rained out. It all worked out because we rescheduled it today, and it was HOT but not unbearable! The St. Marks kids and moms had so much fun! Thank you to Yaya and Big Daddy for letting us have it at their beautiful house! All of the kids rode Shadow, even Henry! They had a ball! By the way, Henry, my little sweet tooth king, must have had at the very least 10 popsicles...he ran around enough to get rid of the extra energy. :) At least he was hydrating in this heat...
















Safety Town!
Last week Anna attended a fabulous Safety Town program for children going into Kinder. It has been going on in LR for many years, and she had a blast! They had a graduation program on Friday that the parents went to watch!
Henry looked like such a big boy sitting on the bleachers! He was very interesting in one of Anna's friends big brothers game on the iphone!


Henry looked like such a big boy sitting on the bleachers! He was very interesting in one of Anna's friends big brothers game on the iphone!
Long time, no blogging...
Things have been crazy here since Memorial Day weekend! Chad has accepted a new job at a company in Chapel Hill, NC, we have had workers in our house on a daily basis, and we put it on the market yesterday! We are excited about our move, especially Chad's awesome opportunity! It will be hard to leave all of the friends we have made here. When Chad and I first started dating, I would come to Little Rock and visit. I was constantly amazed that EVERYWHERE and I mean everywhere we went he saw someone he knew. Now, I see someone I know everywhere...it is so funny because I really used to appreciate the anonymity of a large city. Now I really have felt the benefits of being in a smaller place, and amazingly enough I have grown to love it. It sounds crazy, but I love going into the little stores we enjoy shopping in and they know us. Part of this is living in the South as well, and I am thankful that Chapel Hill will still be the South. However, it is much more transient than Little Rock, and I am thinking that this will work to our advantage! So all in all, this move is bittersweet! :) Little Rock friends, I will miss you all dearly! Please come visit!
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