Mother's Day
Well, I still have a lot to backtrack on to cover the last few weeks of events.

Here are some pics from the time that we spent at Hope & Steve's on Mother's Day. Thanks for hosting guys, even though it would have been nice for Hope to have the day off too. It was so sweet of you to sacrifice your time for us.

Isn't Kassidy's haircut so cute? She's such an adorable little lady. And of course, my nieces Hope and Lisa look gorgeous too. O.k., let's not play favorites. Its a pretty nice looking family overall.

We went over mid-afternoon, shared some lunch and then played Wii bowling together. I'd love to look for a used Wii game someday so we can have one at home. The nice thing about it is that virtually any age or physical abilities can play. The range of ages on Sunday was about 5 to 85...not bad and I think everyone had a good time.

I love the shot below of the Betty Crocker cookbook with takeout containers sitting in front of it. Good news was that no mothers had to do any cooking on Mother's Day. All in all it was a good day!

I am so thankful for every day that I get to spend with my mom. At 85 we know that she may not be around too long, although she seems to be doing very well so far.

I know this is already a lot of photos, but for those (family members, mostly) that want to see more pics, you can see them here.

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If all goes well, we may have a Phoenix Suns connection this year. Go Lisa!

Speaking of the Suns, do you know anyone who's between 16 and 19 who might be interested in being a Suns Ball Kid? Hey, I wish I was young enough. You get to sit right by the bench or the under the basket. Wow!

Or how about all you people with awesome voices. They're auditioning for singers for the National Anthem. Hey you'd get tickets to the game, I'm sure.

Let me know if you get chosen. We would totally go to the game to see you.

Check out my niece, Lisa's blog about babysitting in a 6 million dollar home that used to be Phoenix Suns, Dan Majerle's!! And the guy that she babysat for is the president of the parent company where Terry works. Cool huh?