Sunday, April 12, 2009

There's No Crying In Baseball....

Graison's baseball team, the Texas Longhorns, had a game Saturday afternoon. It was a beautiful day, the sun shining, a nice breeze blowing.

Things were going great. Graison had 2 good at bats, and got on base. Our team was in the field, and Graison was playing 3rd base, which is where he usually plays this year. The batter was at a full count, and there was a runner on second. The batter made contact, and the next thing we saw was Graison on the ground!

Graison took a line drive to the face...right to his eye! Luckily the sunglasses he had on saved his eye. He went down in a heap, and was down for a few minutes, before getting up and finishing the inning. He has a nice bruise, and his right side of his face is pretty swollen. He said his teeth even hurt!

Here are the pictures.....

Saturday after the game



Sunday Morning before church

Pictures...

A few weeks ago, I posted an "update" of all the things that we had been up to. Well, finally I am now posting pictures to go along with that post!

Fitting that the first few pictures are of "bunnies, chicks, and goats" from Scott's Easter shoot that his studio did. We had to babysit the bunnies, chicks, and ducks for a few nights. Needless to say all the kids in the neighborhood thought we were so cool.






























I have to admit, that they little goats were so cute. They were only 3 weeks old. They would just follow you around like little puppies. I wish all my nephews and nieces could have seen them!

















Monday, April 6, 2009

BASEBALL SEASON....


Today was Opening Day for the St. Louis Cardinals. I was recruited to become a Cards fan when Scott & I moved to Missouri 12 years ago. I have loved every minute of it! We have been lucky enough to have the chance to go to many of the Cardinals games. One season, we even went in with some others and bought season tickets.

On of the few draw backs to moving to Boise, was that we won't be able to watch many of the Cardinals games on TV. Not that this will discourage us from proudly wearing our Cardinal Red on game days.