Last weekend was opening day for T-Ball. Ryker was so excited to wear his new uniform and looked mighty handsome in it.
It's a kick to watch these little men learn the game. The bats are only about a foot and a half long and when you buy them, they are about as much as an adult size bat and they don't even give you the other half.
Ryker's first hit was a home run. Once he made it to home plate, he asked his Dad if he could become the coach now.
Too bad there is only one "ball" in the game. These kids leave their positions and run to it like magnets. The pile up of kids is amusing.
This little player from the other team missed his catch, someone is going to have to remind him that there is "no crying in baseball"!
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The Wards got brand new bikes yesterday and rode all over Ahwatukee. During the tour they made a rest stop at our house and then headed back off into the desert. We're anticipating getting more bikes so we can all go on family rides.
Egg-stremely colorful creations!
After Easter brunch, we held the egg hunt. Hailey once again scored the golden egg. She was the envy of the crowd and earned her way a little closer to the iPad that she has her eye on. Glad the Easter Bunny could contribute to the savings department for the Bank of Hailey.
Rob had fun "chillin with his Peeps". 
Auntie Nini had time for matching manicures for Hailey and Dakota.
Ryker trying out his new birthday handcuffs on poor Nathan.
Our wonderful family began when a California Guy with two daughters, married an Arizona Girl with a son and a daughter. Two years later we started adding two more sons to the family. With six children and now five grandchildren we continue to work hard, play hard, love, and laugh through this adventure called life.
