Showing posts with label Gabriel flashback. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gabriel flashback. Show all posts

Monday, December 3, 2012

Before/After Locks

We love Gabriel's curly, mussed up hair with a mind of its own, but I also love a tight hair cut, too. Here are Gabriel's recent before and after pics so he could have a high and tight like his daddy.


Monday, August 27, 2012

School is back in session for 2012-13

Gabriel's class doubles in size this year with the addition of his sister beginning pre-school! She loves to get her books out and sit at the table with him while he's doing his work and says "Mommy, I do my work, too." She colors and cuts and is learning to write her letters and numbers.

We're excited for Third Grade with Gabriel this year. We're going to dig in deeper with History (Ancient Civilizations), setting a foundation with Grammar learning prepositions, verbs, irregular verbs, etc. It's going to be a good year!


Saturday, August 25, 2012

Gabriel turns 8!

Time is flying by so fast! My son is turning into a young man. He turns 8 today. We had a pool party with his friends and had a great time. He just loves his friends...and life!






Sunday, April 1, 2012

Gabriel's Swing

We always joke about Gabriel one day buying us a summer home when he wins his first big pro golf tournament. One day Jimmy was saying his game is going downhill because he never gets to practice and play anymore due to spending his time helping Gabriel with his game. Gabriel retorted, "Daddy, do you want to be good or do you want a summer home?" Of course, Jim said, "both!"

We're looking forward to him playing in some tournaments for the first time come this summer. Our goal is for him to make new friendships with similar interest and continued motivation to play this incredible game. Here he is playing at Heritage for the first time. He hit some incredible shots - and some not so great ones too.



Wednesday, November 3, 2010

Gabriel Flashback

Cleaning up the server - found some videos of Gabriel when he was two and three...