June 28, 2010

Faces ...

Last night we took the convertible out. The kids love riding in the convertible, it was a beautiful evening and who doesn’t love ice cream!! After having ice cream we stopped by Walmart. Dwight needed to run in and get a few things. The kids and I stayed in the car. Since I seldom leave home without my camera … we passed the time by taking face pictures.




June 22, 2010

Yee Haw ...

This year we spent Father’s Day at the rodeo in Grover, Colorado. We met Dwight’s parents Bruce and Sharon for a fun day watching the cowboy and cowgirls. We didn’t have very high expectations since it was in the small town of Grover but we were WOWed! It was a PRCA rodeo … very impressive … well done … family event! It was a little cold and misting with rain but that sure beat sitting in the heat. From the steer roping to the bull riding the kids loved it all.

~ 3 Generations ... Dwight, Bruce, Justin and Makenna ~

~ The Rodeo was a PRCA Tough Enough to Wear Pink event ~

~ Saddle Bronc Riding ~

~ The Rodeo Clown ... J. W. Winklepleck after his Saddle Bronc Ride ~

~ Daddy and his little cowgirl ~

~ 8 Seconds ~

June 17, 2010

May the force be with you ...

I have some great memories of watching cheap summer movies at the Fox theatre. As a child it was the weekly summer event none of us wanted to miss. Sadly summer movies are no longer cheap but sometimes it’s worth every penny!!

Yesterday was one of those priceless moments. Justin, Makenna and I joined 2 of Justin’s best buddies (Cooper and Jackson) for a special summer movie event. Not many kids from Justin’s generation will ever get the chance to see one of the original Star Wars movies at the movie theatre. Not only did Justin watch Star Wars Episode IV – A New Hope at the Rialto Theatre in Loveland both him and Makenna were wide eyed to see the Legion of Star Wars Characters gathered outside of the theatre.







~ Justin, Makenna and the Trash Droid ~


My dear friend Alisha stayed with the boys and watched the movie while Makenna and I ran errands. I just didn’t think 2 hours of Star Wars would hold a 3 year olds attention. Justin has already decided he wants to have all the characters at his Star Wars birthday party when he turns 8 next January. Gotta love a boy who dreams big and plans ahead :)