Saturday, August 30, 2008

Fair Child

A day at the Minnesota State Fair. It was Natalie's first time at the fair. There was so much to do and so much to eat!
It turned out to be a gorgeous day after rain clouds in the morning. Natalie wore her shades.
Looking at some sheep with mommy. Natalie got to see the Miracle of Birth Center where they had baby sheep, cows and pigs.

Her favorite toy: a paper cup! And Don Shelby during his 3 pm broadcast for WCCO. He gave us free cookies!

Tuesday, August 26, 2008

Swimming at the Anderson's




Daddy and Natalie spent some time in Janice and Gordon's pool. What a great way to cool off! Natalie is so lucky to have godparents like them. Just think of the years to come.

Friday, August 22, 2008

Vegas, Vegas, Vegas




Mom and dad went to Las Vegas with the Lee cousins. There were 9 in all: mommy, daddy, Emilie, Sam, Jason, Liz, Karen, Mike, and Ingrid. It was a good time for all. They all stayed at the Mirage which was fantastic! Everyone went downtown one evening to enjoy the light show. Natalie stayed with auntie Rachele. I stayed at Janice and Gordon's house. It was a fun time for me. I even liked Jazz the dog after a few hours. It's good for all of us to be back home now.

Wednesday, August 13, 2008

Dakota County Fair





Natalie sure had her fair share of Fairs this month! She recently went to the Dakota County Fair with Granny and Gramps! I don't know who had more fun. Between riding on the Ferris Wheel and Merry Go Round and seeing the farm animals, the day was fantastic. Natalie even ate a little bit of Granny's funnel cake. Gramps wouldn't share his pronto pup though.

Sunday, August 10, 2008

Relay Memories

Josh and Bill Eral sporting their balloon hats and special t-shirts. We all wore a picture of Gayle on our shirt with a balloon hat.
Natalie had her very own balloon hat.
Mommy and Natalie.
Natalie got a Relay for Life t-shirt of her very own. It was a little big on her but so cute!
Grandpa Jerry walking the survivor lap.


We did it! The Relay for Life on Friday night went really well for us first-timers. We were really prepared thanks to Emilie. She did a wonderful job as our captain. She spent countless hours going to meetings and informing us on what we had to do. She brought many supplies for the walk. Thanks for the fans and the plants, Emilie! Now that we have done this event, we have thought of many ways to improve for next year. Thanks to all of you for your support!