Guess who's crawling up stairs!

I'm hoping to post video soon, but had to share our news! He's also slowly scooting around furniture. It's so exciting and we are so proud of him!

My little love! <3

A great day at the air show!

Thanks to my dad, and the Thunderbolt Area Federal Credit Union, we went down to my hometown of Millville to watch the Air Show, sans the Blue Angels (boooo!) But it was a great day nonetheless and there were some fantastic sites to see! I never knew I could be so excited over airplanes, but I felt like a little kid at Christmas. I love doing new things and making memories with the kids - I think that's what excited me the most.

Then it was off to Aunt Tori's house, who lives really close to the air port so we were able to see the F-16's!! They are my favorite...but Zachary and Alex didn't like them so much.

Help for Albina!

There are times I lay awake thinking about children with Down syndrome, like Brady, who don't have a mother or father, or a brother or sister to love them, kiss them, steal their toys, or just plain old be a family together. What if this was Brady's life? I can't bear the thought of him in a situation like that. But there are children like that. For instance, there is Albina. There is an inspiring person raising money for her. Her name is Patti. All she's asking for is a minimum $10 donation. Another inspirational woman named Annie said you blow this much at McDonald's. A family is going to donate dollar for dollar up to $5,000 toward Albina's grant. Just think how far that $10 will go.

Thanks for your support!

Zachary's 4th Birthday

Zachary turned 4 on May 15. We celebrated his birthday the night before. When you asked him how old he was, he would say "I'm still three".


He loves Spiderman!



He loved his cake



He got a big boy bike, thanks to MomMom and PopPop!



He needed a helmet and he picked out a Spiderman helmet, of course.



Brady loved watching Zachary ride. Don't mind the hair- he desperately needs a haircut!



Here's Natalie riding her bike. She was such a big helper in teaching Zachary what to do on his new bike.