More Corporate Games Fun

This is a very late post, but I had to show off our gold medal winning sand sculpture for the corporate games. The theme was "Fables and Fairytales," my coworker Julie came up with the idea for the creation below. See if you can figure it out...the answer is at the bottom of the post. Think puns...

What is it?

"The Pied Piper"

Play Time!

Memorial Day we got together with some friends and the babies got to play, or at least grab at each other. Here is Hannah with Micah, born 2 days before her, and Ali, born 2 months after her. It's great having other moms around to share all the parenting experiences with.

Spring Time Baby

New Pictures of Hannah

It's been over a week since the last post so I'm sure the grandparents are itching for some new pictures. Here's some from the last few days.

Hannah's new toy, the doorway jumper. I think she likes it.

This is what Hannah thinks of carrots...not her favorite food yet.

Hannah got to meet her great grandparents last week. Grandpa and Grandma Switzer spent a day with us on their way home from Arizona. It was a wonderful visit but much too short. Hannah had a good time with them and she loves the new toy they brought along. We miss you already!

Hannah's First "Real" Food

Hannah got her first taste of food yesterday, if you can call rice cereal food. She seemed to like it and was especially happy when Daddy fed her. Mangia!

A True Fan

Although she has not been to a game yet, Hannah is already a Giants fan. Thanks to my family, she is well outfitted and ready to be a bat girl. We hope to get her up to a game in San Francisco sometime soon, although it will probably be next season. That's ok, it's a rebuilding year anyways.

Rest in Peace, Fred

Our family pet passed on today. Fred the fish "hitched a ride on the porcelain express." The cause of death is unknown at this time, although it might have been due to swimming in untreated Ventura tap water. He was a good fish and had a long life of 9 months in our home. Fred came to us from the Ventura County Fair last August when I won him in the "toss the ping pong ball in the tiny bowl" game. He was a survivor, coming from the fair environment and outlasted his tank buddy, Tina, who was with us for only a few days. Rest in peace, Fred, we will miss you.