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March 13, 2003

Too much time has gone by. I know I won’t remember one-eighth of what we’ve done, so I’m not even going to try. We’ve been very busy, which is the norm around here now. Ashlee signed up for volleyball (her first practice is tonight) and Michael’s baseball is in full swing. He had his first practice game this Tuesday, and his team did awesome! He got a hit his first time ever up to bat. He made a run by stealing second, third and home plate. LOL Tonight he has another practice game, but with the weather right now, it doesn’t look good.

The kids got to go to the rodeo twice this year. They usually go once, then complain that they want to go again. They got to see Martina McBride and Leanne Womack. Katie LOVED the concerts. She had everyone watching her instead of the show. She dances, sang, cheered, hooted, hollered, wiggled… :-) For girl’s night out we saw Clay Walker. Yum.

Katie has gone through a growth spurt this winter. In October, I had to go buy her all new jeans because her last year’s ones were too short. She went from a 3T to a 4. Well, she’s now wearing her brother’s size 6 because she grew 2 or so inches since then! The girl outgrew everything. I got her shorts out this week and it looks like she’ll need all new summer clothes too.


Spring Break is next week. Our trip to St. Louis was cancelled because Richard can’t get off work. Right now all we’ve decided we’re going to do is go to Galveston one day, probably spend the night, and then go to Space Center Houston the next day. We’ll have to wait and see how the weather is.

Until next time.

Photos: Kids at the petting zoo at rodeo and Katie holding Sandra's new puppy, Duke.



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