Wow...with as busy a lineup as this month has to offer, I may need to post an SOS to get through. ;) So here's what's planned for us under the
New Moon:
* Tomorrow DJ (fabulous step-mom) and I are off to OKC to pick up her granddaughter, Claudia Magdalene, for the week. Yea. Claudia (though I want to call her Maggie so bad!!!) is only three months younger than Fender so we should have a blast...and our hands full! A trip to the zoo is definitely in order.
* Then, lets not forget...Sunday is Mother's Day and my sister and I are planning a nice luncheon for DJ where she doesn't have to do a thing. :)
* We take Claudia back home around May 15th and then just after the
full moon (May 20th), Drew and I celebrate our 10th anniversary on May 23rd, which is the start of...
* Memorial Day weekend (May 23-26).
But that's not all...oh no...not even close...* Wednesday, May 28th Fender's "Uncle Bobby" Boswell and his new team, the Houston Dynamo's (here's a late..."Welcome back to Texas, Bobby.") play here, against our own FC Dallas and we plan to attend that late night game in Frisco.
* To be immediately followed by an early morning flight to Tampa, FL to cheer on Fender's fellow guitar named cousin Gibson at her High School Graduation that Friday.
* We'll end the month away, but literally return home at the start of the next
New Moon (Jun 3rd).
So if I don't post many updates this month...you now know why. But I'll do my best, because there are sure to be plenty of photo ops.
Love and Peace and SOS...
P.S. Fender is now 19 months old. Have not weighed or measured lately. He climbs with ease on anything. He communicates more nearly every day. Likes to play in the dirt. And LOVES "namos" (balloons). He doesn't cry much unless he is really hurt and even then, not for very long. Little bumps, scrapes, bleeding busted lips, fire ant bites etc...apparently no cause for alarm. He wants things HIS way and fusses if he doesn't get it. We have to "stick to our guns" and not give in once we've told him he can't have or do something. But he is smart and he "gets it." Wow...he really knows what he is doing when he acts up. Parents of yet-to-be toddlers beware. But he is still so amazing to watch. You can see the thought process turning in his mind before he does something and he is such fun to play with. Still ambidextrous at this point, though still favors his left hand, as he has for a long time now. We'll watch to see when he switches over to favor his right, or if he is destined to be a lefty after all. I don't think you can tell until they start to write (but he draws and colors with his left right now).