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Busy Week & A Big Moment

Sorry I didn't get any photos up from the Baptism last week. It's been a crazy week but a really good one also. I had a blast this weekend spending time with my kids. Saturday morning was all about yard work and soccer. I'm enjoying watching my kids play soccer. This week Caleb had a big moment. He had the chance to play goalie again in his game for a short stint and he had a huge stop. The kid was breaking away from the pack and attempting to score and Caleb ran up and grabbed the ball and saved the day. The parents on the side lines (and myself) erupted in cheering. Caleb had the biggest smile on his face. It was a big moment! The fact that he was even paying attention to stop the goal was a minor miracle. It really made my day as a daddy to see him grow more confident.


The other pic that I have is of Caleb and Carter on our buddy date. We went out to Friendly's Restaurant in Gap and we had a blast together. At least until Carter made a mess in his pants and I realized that I forgot the diaper bag! It was great to spend time with my kids. I love being a dad, despite the busyness of life!

I hope you all had great weekends! Expect a lot of posts this week...

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