Spring Break started with
Billly's 30
th birthday party. The weather decided it did not want to cooperate with us. The band was suppose to be right outside our house. Well, since it rained Wed-Friday and the weather was in the low 40's plans changed. Luckily my in-laws live next door and have a 1200 sq ft garage. So, they quickly cleaned out the garage. In the long run the weather did not ruin our party. In preparation for this party I never really considered the fact I do not know how to cook. If you know my parents you know that they are pretty good cooks. I'm not sure what happen to me! Well, they stepped up to the plate and made sure there was plentiful food. My dad spent all day cooking brisket. Mom made her wonderful coleslaw, potato salad and green beans. I did help by stuffing the jalapenos with cream cheese and sausage. The band, FM 2865 Band, arrive around 5:00 p.m. to set up. It was a wonderful party - great friends, great food and great music. Check out FM 2865 Band from North
Zulch -
http://www.myspace.com/fm2865 .
The kids and I headed to my parents in Groves on Tuesday. We spent most the days bringing Blake on bike rides around the neighborhood. Something we don't get to do very often considering we live on a ranch. Not much concrete except for the garage. It was nice getting to spend extra time with Blake. He picked out a transformer bike helmet for his spring break "present." I must say he looks pretty cute in it. My sister and her husband, Meghan and Curtis, are both teachers in Irving and had the same spring break this year, so they were in town. Of course, we got to spend time with my little nephew, Brantley bug!
On Friday, Billy and my in-laws arrived for Chase's baptism. I'm so happy we finally got to fulfill this sacrament. Since, Chase got so ill back in December we had to put it off until he was old enough to be around a large crowd. So, this afternoon my baby was finally baptized in the same church Billy and I got married in (6 1/2 years ago) and the same place Blake was baptized (4 years ago.) He is so lucky to have such wonderful godparents, Brock and Carrie. Many people were in attendance: BB and
PawPaw B (my parents), Mammy and Paw Paw (Billy's parents), 80 year old great grandparents, Nanny and Uncle C, and numerous great aunts (my mother has 5 sisters).
This day made me realize how lucky I am to have this wonderful, HEALTHY baby boy...eczema and all!
So we wrapped up the day by eating at Floyd's Seafood. Absolutely best seafood in Southeast Texas.
It makes me sad that spring break is just about over with! I am so privilege to have a job that allows me to spend so much time with my kids.