The Cardinal & The Bee

Friday, June 3, 2011

Well as you can see from the dates, I have been slacking off on the blogging thing. So here are some random photos of the granddaughters. We had a great time in Colorado for Jordyn's graduation. She will be off to UNC in Greeley in August. She will be studying art and she definitely picked a good major. She is an awesome artist. If anyone has Facebook, you can go to her site thru mine and see some of her fantastic artwork.

Gary will behaving rotator cuff surgey on June 7. He has a complete tear on the right shoulder and the tendons have retracted. Not a lot of fun for him. He's truly missing softball, racketball and other fun things. Hopefully this will eliminate most of his pain. About 6-12 weeks in to his recovery he will have the left shoulder done. Not a complete tear, not all that much pain, but it needs to be fixed. I hope he can handle me being his "nurse".

I continue to do my quilting and it truly is a passion. I'm making baby quilts since we found out Jeff and Shawna are expecting a little "Peanut" in December. Gives me something to strive for. It's so much fun making baby quilts and all the kids will not be needing blankets for a long time.

Enjoy the random shots of the girls. I'll try to be better in the future - but can't promise.

Congrats Jordyn on graduating high school

Jordyn and her best friends after graduation!

Kennedy syling.

Two more days until summer vacation. Let the party begin.

Toodling around in the Escalade

Sisterly love

Earmuffs and TV. What a combo

First try on ice skates.

New dresses from AD.

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Busy Summer

Even in retirement, it's busy. Don't let anyone tell you different. You still have "chores" to do, shopping, keeping in touch with friends, but most of all your time is your own and you make things happen.

We are busy every week, especially fall through spring. Gary plays "old people" softball on Thursdays; does hiking on Wednesdays with the seniors (and don't think they can't hike. The ring leader is 75 and they can't keep up with her); we bowl together on the same league on Tuesdays (different teams so we don't bicker) and I bowl on a ladies league on Wednesdays.

I've taken up quilting in my spare time, and there really is plenty of that. I love creating my masterpieces and giving them to loved ones. So far that's all I've been able to do is share with family. Someday, when they get tired of my quilts, I'll probably share with my good friends.

Christmas in Colorado

I know I'm bad about keeping this blog up, so it's already January 2008. We spent 18 days in Colorado with the kids and grandkids for the holidays. We enjoyed seeing friends and family. Jordyn is quite the young lady. She is a freshman in high school, attending Eaglecrest where Jeff went. She bowls, does hip-hop dance, and especially love time with her friends.

Delaney who is now 21 months old is going to be a big sister. Renee is pregnant and due in April. Renee is doing well so far with the pregnancy, and is enjoying Delaney. Delaney is an active little girl, far more advanced than her 21 months of age. We had so much fun with her for 18 days, and it was hard to leave her. We talk almost every day of the work week while Renee heads home from school. Delaney is always babbling in the background.

We drove to Albuquerque which is headed in the right direction of Colorado, flew into Denver and Renee and Delaney picked us up. We hit the road running since we hadn't done any shopping and Christmas was getting near. We managed to get it all done, spend time with good friends and the family. We thought it was easier for us to travel to Denver than to have everyone uprooted and come to Arizona. We'll do that again next year too, but after that it's anybody's guess what we will do.