Thursday, July 1, 2010
June Recap
Sunday, June 6, 2010
A Memorable Memorial Day
Sunday, May 23, 2010
Kentucky Trip
This week Elly's class took their big 5th grade field trip to Louisville, KY. We left the school on charter busses at 6 a.m. We headed straight to Churchill Downs to see where they hold the Kentucky Derby. We got a tour and saw some horses training. It is so interesting to see and learn about the stuff that goes into horse racing. The museum was very nice and had a lot of history. You could see the outfits people wear on race day and even learn how to place a wager.

Next we went on a river boat cruise to have lunch and they even had a DJ with lots of fun music, dancing and swearty kids.

The next stop was the Louisville slugger museum.

It was cool and I can't believe how much goes into one bat and that each Major leagur player has their own pattern used to make their bat.

We even saw a Bedazzled Limo!
Elly at bat at the Slugger Museum!
Biff was gone to Savannah, Georgia all week. He got home on Friday night just to find out the Father/ Son campout was rained out--Some disappointed boys! : ( But we did make a trip to the after hours clinic to have them check out Rowen's "owie". On Wednesday, he showed us a red boil on his left hip and it just oozed pus when I touched it. By Friday, it had green pus coming out and lots of blood. Anyway took him to the clinic-thinking possibly a staff infection and now await results but it looks a lot better and he is on Bactrum. P.S. the Dr. did not use universal precautions. So good luck to his next patient that may have a good staff infection or to us that may have who knows what from the last patient. We have to keep draining it so we bought some candy and Biff said every time you let us squeeze this you can have some candy. So Rowen says, "Dad if I let you squeeze by bum bum you give me candy?" Doesn't sound too good now does it!?!?

Ro in the Dugout!
Next we went on a river boat cruise to have lunch and they even had a DJ with lots of fun music, dancing and swearty kids.
The next stop was the Louisville slugger museum.
It was cool and I can't believe how much goes into one bat and that each Major leagur player has their own pattern used to make their bat.
Then we went home and stopped at Burger King on the way home. Making it home just before a big storm hit at 8:30.
Biff was gone to Savannah, Georgia all week. He got home on Friday night just to find out the Father/ Son campout was rained out--Some disappointed boys! : ( But we did make a trip to the after hours clinic to have them check out Rowen's "owie". On Wednesday, he showed us a red boil on his left hip and it just oozed pus when I touched it. By Friday, it had green pus coming out and lots of blood. Anyway took him to the clinic-thinking possibly a staff infection and now await results but it looks a lot better and he is on Bactrum. P.S. the Dr. did not use universal precautions. So good luck to his next patient that may have a good staff infection or to us that may have who knows what from the last patient. We have to keep draining it so we bought some candy and Biff said every time you let us squeeze this you can have some candy. So Rowen says, "Dad if I let you squeeze by bum bum you give me candy?" Doesn't sound too good now does it!?!?
Bailee was all set for the big 8th grade dance-- we even spent the afternoon decorating for it and then the school district cancelled all after school activities because of weather. So they went out to dinner and to Bogey's instead. They still did each others hair.
Saturday was the mowing of our lawn or should I say bailing of our lawn because of all the rain it was so LONG! Ro had a T-ball game, Peyton had a baseball game and Elly had softball pictures, a soccer practice and a b-day party. The young women had a car wash and then a graduation party followed by a retirement dinner at ISU. We thought Saturday wouldn't be busy but it was. We came home and fell asleep watching Footloose--I love that movie.
Elly and her team photo.

Ro in the Dugout!
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