And the season continues on...

Tanner's Graduation

Tanner graduated from preschool this year. He is now on his way to kindergarten. Boy these kids grow up fast. This is Tanner and his two wonderful teachers Mrs. Cox and Mrs. Riibe.

Cullen says this is boring.

Tanner & Skyler's Birthday Party

Even though Tanner and Skyler's birthday are not until the end of June and the beginning of July, we decided to have their birthday parties before we left for Japan since we will not be here on their actual birthdays. We had at a place called Monkey Bizness and the kids had a blast. Here are some pictures from the party.
















Preston, Enzo and Tanner waiting on everyone to arrive. Not sure what the hand signals are but I guess their all about world peace.















Kristin and Cullen

Dinner and my last night out...

The Baldwins, the Krenzeloks and lonely ole' me went to dinner at Pappas Steakhouse and out on the town afterwards one last time before we leave for Japan. I am very anxious to get to Japan but will miss my "BFF's" while I'm gone.Attempting the Kristin pose.

Dinner with Pops and Peeps

Swimming with Friends

Skyler and PaytonSkyler and Austin

Taylor, Jake and Preston
Skyler jumping in the pool.
Tanner posing with his swim ring.
Skyler in her goggles.

Bobby and Tanner

Taylor and Preston

Cullen's MRI

Cullen had a MRI done on his back this past week at Texas Children's Hospital. He has a mark on his lower back that the dermatologist wanted to make sure wasn't the cause of something internal. After the results, we found out that Cullen has a VERY SUBTLE form of spina bifida occulta. Which is really nothing and sounds a whole lot worse than it really is. All it really means is a minor fault involving one vertebra in the lower back. It is very common and there is no treatment for it and they do nothing for it. In fact doctors believe that a lot of people have it and don't ever find out about it.

This is Cullen before any of the pricking started. Just as happy as can be.

This is Cullen after they put his IV in his arm after a failed attempt in his foot. I felt really bad for Cullen because they had a real hard time finding a vein because he is so chuncky. It's hard getting through all that meat on his bones.

This was Cullen after the hour long procedure was over. Sleeping like a baby.

And this is the sweet boy once he woke up. He is such a love and woke up just as happy as ever. And hungry as ever too since he couldn't eat or drink after midnight the night before and the MRI wasn't til 10:30 the next morning.

Gotta love him!!!