I am a Bainbridge. And at least for the past two generations, that means I have a tendency to overcook whatever I am making or baking. It's due to things like this: I get dinner started, set the timer, & know I have 10 minutes to do something else. Imagine me playing with Kaelah in the family room. I realize that, once again, I have not heard the *beep *beep *beep I should have by now. I sprint up to the kitchen to turn over the pork chops. Soon the distinct sound of a child's knees hitting the wood floor reach my ears. I turn to see that yes, somehow, Kaelah followed me up the stairs... silently. After about 24 hours of her proving to me that she could really climb the stairs, I decided to get out the camera. The dog adds a nice little bit of suspense, doesn't she? (:
Please enjoy the following sunrise hike photos courtesy of Michelle. You will not find me leaving the house at 3:00am to hike with friends but I am proud of my middle children when they do. Can an Independence Day blog post be complete without some time at the ball fields? Natalie has her final tournament of the season and it was bittersweet to see the girls play so well but knowing this was the last chance they would have together before some of the girls (N included) aged out. I will always appreciate these coaches, players, and their families for truly making something special. Pool play day was sunny and hot. My alarm went off at 5:30am to be at 7:00am warm ups an hour away. The first game was close but didn’t end the way we would have liked. The second game the girls took a solid beating and then after leading most of the third game, it ended in a tie. Natalie did some great work in the outfield and knows how to make those pitchers work when she hits those foul ba...
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