Saturday, September 20, 2008

KOBE!?!

This morning Cherish had a soccer game. She loves to play and I love to watch her. It is so cute when she gets running really fast and is going after the ball her tounge comes right out the side of her mouth. She needs her water breaks because she runs and runs out there.After the game they do a tunnel for the girls to run though. The girls love it so much they go though 3-4 times.
So you are wondering why this is titled Kobe. As we were waiting for the game to start this very tall man walked to the other side of the field with his family and at first glance I thought "Hey that guy looks like Kobe Bryant" The more I looked at him the more I thought hey that might really be Kobe. Then I started to do the math and I know he lives in the area and He had a daughter the week before Cherish in the same hospital. Sure enough it was him. I had to laugh when one of the fathers pulled his daughter aside and said "Hey you are playing against Kobe Bryant's daughter go show them how it is done." It was nice to see that he comes out and supports his daughter and that everyone pretty much left him alone. I felt a little quilty taking this picture but I couldn't pass it up either.

Thursday, September 11, 2008

Happy Birthday Sweetie

Jose just celebrated his 30th birthday. Happy Birthday to the love of my life. I'm lucky to have you. Thank you for all the good times.



Thursday, September 4, 2008

First Day of School

Cherish started Kindergarden this week. I can't believe my little girl has gotten so big. She grew up while I wasn't looking. Cherish was a little nervous about starting Kindergarden and was really sad to have to say goodbye to her preschool teachers and friends. She doesn't like change. A couple weeks ago she had a great talk with Auntie T about all the wonderful things that she would be doing in Kindergarden. From that moment on she couldn't wait for school to start and started to count down the days.
Jose was able to go into work late that morning so he could come with us for the big day.