Clone trooper, a scary skeleton guy, and Jack Sparrow.
My little owl.
Our little linebacker.
Having fun in American Village.
OUR LIFE AS AN AIR FORCE FAMILY ~ Adventures in Okinawa Japan
Monday, October 31, 2011
Friday, October 28, 2011
My week ALONE!
Bailey is 3 weeks old and Joe has left me with a newborn and 3 very active little boys. He went to vacation in Hawaii!!! Alright not really but he did go for work. If we would have had Bailey's passport we would have gone also. So sad. Our week went by in a blur. I think we ate out almost every meal. The boys did great and Bailey is a rock star.
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Bailey and Chase at the Okinawa Pumpkin Patch
ha ha ha....get it? There is no pumpkin patch here so the commissary (grocery store) has to make do.
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
CGO of the YEAR
Joe won Company Grade Officer of the year for 2011. We are so proud of him. His picture now hangs in the front part of the clinic.
Sunday, October 9, 2011
Naha Tug-a-War ~ Okinawa, Japan
This is the biggest annual event here in Okinawa. We didn't go the previous 2 years so we knew this was our last shot, and honestly had it not been our last year we wouldn't have gone either. I am still not feeling like myself. This has been the hardest delivery on my body.
If you remember with Chase I delivered him on a Monday and was back out on the baseball field coaching a game that Saturday. It's just his time around I have been moving a lot slower.
Though with it being our last chance to go, we knew we needed to. So we loaded up and headed out. I have read that there could be more than 15,000 people there so strollers were out and good thing we didn't bring them it was crowed.
The total length of the rope is about 200 meters. I’ve read it weighs about 40 tons, costs about US $170,000 to make and around 15,000 people take part in the event.
If you remember with Chase I delivered him on a Monday and was back out on the baseball field coaching a game that Saturday. It's just his time around I have been moving a lot slower.
Though with it being our last chance to go, we knew we needed to. So we loaded up and headed out. I have read that there could be more than 15,000 people there so strollers were out and good thing we didn't bring them it was crowed.
Can you believe this is our first family photo.
Saturday, October 8, 2011
Dennis Haysbert and Randy Johnson in Okinawa, Japan
I didn't get a picture with Haysbert but I did talk to him. I told him he had an awesome voice and I am sure he got that a lot. He just laughed. :) He was really nice.
We still had an old ticket from when we saw him pitch in Arizona back in 2004/2005.
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