Saturday was such a busy day for us! It started with a cold and rainy soccer game for Kolton. His game was at 10:00. It was all drizzly that morning but when his game actually started there wasn't any rain at all so it wasn't bad! Kolton's team did really well and won 14 or 15 to 0 (the Y doesn't keep score, but I do! :)). Kolton and Kade each scored 4 goals. Andrew Himes scored 1 goal and then blocked a goal from the other team. Then there were two other kids on our team that score a few goals each. Anyway, they played really well and it was fun to watch!
We came home from the soccer game at 11:00 or so and showered and got ready for Pierson's birthday party at 1:00. Brady came home from work and we left and went to the party. It was an OU football party. Vanessa had asked me if I'd help paint all the kids faces (there were a ton of kids!) so we did that at the beginning. Each kid got to choose whether they wanted a football or OU on their face. They then played games and ate food. At the end of the party they were all outside and Brady went and played football with them for a good 15-20 minutes. He'd throw the footballs high in the air and they'd try and catch them. Everyone seemed to have a good time!
We left there at about 3:15.
We went home for about an hour or so before we headed to Moore's Big Wheel Races. They had to move the event inside the community center because it was all rainy outside but it was still fun. They had different booths and activities kids could do. We met Mark and Jill Himes and their kids there at about 4:45. Jill even got in on the action and did some hula hooping and won a pie. :)
They had free helmets there so we got one for Kolton. He wore it around almost the whole time we were there. :) We also visited the clowns and he got a belt and sword.
They also had free food there (burgers, hotdogs, chips, drinks, sno cones etc.).
Kolton tried to hula hoop. It took him a few tries but he started to get it. He'd make it go around him a few times before it would start to fall.
The Foys got to the races at like 5:30 I think but it was so crowded that Brittney stayed over by the door with her stroller and Sterling, Kade, and Emery came and sat by us. I tried to save them seats behind us and had put my stuff on the bench but then a family came and another person moved all my stuff and told them they could sit there...I was so caught off guard that I didn't say anything. Haha.
Waiting for the races to start...
Kolton and Andrew happened to be put in the same heat and in lanes right next to each other. They were in heat 3, lanes 6 and 7 for the 4 year olds.
Kolton has never rode a big wheel so he was concerned he wouldn't know how to ride it but we told him he'd be fine and that it was really easy. Turns out, when the race started, his big wheel wouldn't move. Haha. Brady and the lady running it had to give him a push to get him going. He still had fun, though!
Kade raced in the 7th heat, I think. It was a fun night for the kids! I'm glad we were able to do it!
I snuck the kids back on the track to take their picture together.
Kolton, Kade, Andrew
We got home from the races and Brittney came to our house and we changed and got ready to go to the Relief Society broadcast. Jill came by and picked me up and we headed over to the church. We got there as it was starting and so the only seats available were on the very front row. Not a big deal except our necks hurt by the end from looking so far up to see the speakers. Haha. It was a good meeting, though. The speakers talked a lot about finding comfort from Christ in times of hardship or trial. A lot of speakers spoke about children and babies dying. President Eyring even talked about his granddaughter that was just born 15 weeks early and only weighed 1 lb 11 oz. A lot of their stories brought back a lot of memories of Lillian and how at times I've felt completely overwhelmed by the sadness of it but have received a lot of comfort from my Savior and testimony of the plan of salvation.
Sunday night Kolton helped me make no-bake cookies. I seriously stink at making chocolate chip cookies so I figure you can't mess up no bakes. Haha. Brady had let Kolton help him make lunch earlier that day and had taught Kolton a bunch of cooking safety so Kolton was excited to remember and use his knowledge again. :)
I let Kolton drop the cookies on the wax paper and he decided to make it in the shape of an A.
It was a busy, but very fun weekend!







































