The boys found the ride-on cars that I hide in the back room because they make so much noise when they ride them around on the tile. So I figured that I would give them one last chance to ride them inside before I banished them to the backyard. Even though Joaquin has a fireman hat on, he continued to tell me that he was a conductor. Well, he does love his trains….
This past weekend some of my best girl friends came in town to celebrate Molly getting married later this summer. Hector took the boys down to Tito and Tita’s house in Brady so we could have the house kid-free. We had so much fun, it reminded me of our college days. Now that all of us are either married and/or have children we were not as wild and crazy as back in the day but we did have some great laughs.
We were lucky enough to score free Rangers tickets again through Hector’s connections. We let Marco try out the fun and games they have for the kids behind centerfield. Once we figured out their token system and waited in line for 15 minutes he got 10 chances to hit a ball with a very skinny bat. Also, I might add that the pitcher was a 16 yr old girl that looked bored out of her mind. He had fun, but I don’t think that will be a regular activity at future games we attend.
My little squirrels eating peanuts. It isn’t a real baseball game without ‘em.
