Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Monday, May 18, 2009
Mr. Knight and Little Red Riding Hood
Fishing at Legacy Links
We have less than a month left here, so we are using every second to squeeze in all the things we've been meaning to do. Shan has really been enjoying his time, as he is now working for a local golf course in the mornings and pretty much golfing all afternoon. One of the fringe benefits of golf course employment is to be able to fish in the course lakes, which are brimming with fish. So here are a few pictures of the crew enjoying the catch.
Shan actually caught this huge fish with another little fish he caught. As he was reeling the little fish in, he saw the bigger fish following it, so he threw the little fish back out there and sure enough, the big fish swallowed the little fish and hooked himself. How do you like that fish tale?
Father and Son Outing
Sunday, May 10, 2009
Uncle Kirk's Visit
It was our privilege to have Shan's uncle Kirk out to our house for a few days to golf and spend time with our family. We packed a lot into his time here. In fact he had to be torn away from a round at the National Golf Club to make his flight back home.
We love you Kirk!
Reading with the girls

Eating some Salmon for Marisa's birthday dinner.

Kirk and Shan at National Golf Club

Bass Fishing
Friday, May 1, 2009
Hilarious.
In 10 years, when Ryan wants to know why I blogged so many pictures of Emma and Madeline, and not very many of him when he was 7 1/2, all I'm going to do is show him these two pictures:
Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Shan is the Man
Shan has been training for an olympic triathalon for a few months now and Saturday was the big day. (It was also our 11th year anniversary, so I wonder if he did this to prove to himself that he still has "it," even after 11 years of marriage?) As for me, I haven't had "it" for a long time, but I will take credit for supporting his workout schedule, driving down to S.C. with the fam and getting stuck in a construction standstill on the freeway, waking three kids up in the wee hours of the morning, and keeping them mostly happy during a long day of very hot weather, including multiple trips to the port-a-potty with all of them (Madeline freaked out at that. She pretty much acted out how I feel when I have to use one of those things.), and all the while trying to keep them off the bike/run path, and be Shan's personal photographer! Phew. It makes me tired just to type it.
Back to Shan... Not only did he finish the race, he met his goal! I was totally amazed at all of the athletes. That is one tough course: 1 mile swim, 24 mile bike ride, and a 6 mile run.
The transition area
Starting the run.
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