Wednesday, July 30, 2014
18 years and 18 days
This is a crazy story. After a full 18 days of being missing, the neighbor dog down Zeke upside down at the edge of the creek. He needed surgery to clear out the bugs that had infested him and they discovered cancer, but he is now home and walking and eating. It is an amazing gift to be able to care for him and say goodbye the way that it should happen. He had to have used up at least eight of his lives in this little adventure. He's 18 years old, declawed and about 3 pounds...but home now!
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Rough times in Spain
From Marta...Already in Spanish times, we just have dinner and are now watching tv. Tomorrow I take them to my private club pool all day.
Cousins
Devan and Kenzie have been buds since they were little. It's nice that even though they don't see each other too much, they keep connected through their phones. And when they do see each other, there's a lot of giggling.
Sounders tournament
It was a perfect weekend for soccer. We have to remind ourselves of this in a few months when it's miserable!
Saturday, July 26, 2014
Sounders
Having a tournament at Starfire where the Sounders practice gave the boys some photo and autograph opportunities. Mason was quick to cozy up for a shot.
Off to Spain!
Borja's family invited Kenzie to spend some of her summer with them. She easily hopped on the plane this morning, a little annoyed that I was able to fly her as an unaccompanied minor and guarantee her delivery. She was ready to take off with passport and boarding pass. Her plane spent over an hour on the tarmac, but that'll just take the Dallas layover to five hours.
Friday, July 18, 2014
Sunday, July 13, 2014
Zekie
We came home from vacation and our feisty Zeke was missing. We don't know how he got out or where he went but he hasn't been seen since Sunday. He was getting old and frail, so maybe he chose to go out in his own way. Regardless, we are sad and miss our buddy.
Saturday, July 12, 2014
This kid
This guy is pretty much a natural at any sport he tries. We went to the beach with a friend and a bunch of locals. Mason fit right in.
Nut farm
We aren't usually the ones who like to go on tours or mass group outings, but Mason made friends with a guy on the airplane who recommended we check out the Macadamia nut farm, Tropical Farms. It was a surprisingly great time! For $20 each we had about 1-1/2 hours with a great guide who talked about the Polynesian lifestyle, including making fire and dancing.
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