Dear Toothfairy....

After much bribery and persistence we finally talked Brayden into pulling out his tooth. It has literally been dangling in his mouth for about three weeks. He has been so nervous to pull it out (Even though this isn't his first tooth to lose.) I told him Santa wasn't coming if his tooth was still in his mouth. So yesterday he woke up and before anybody else had woken up he came running in my room yelling, "Mom, I pulled out my tooth." It was so loose it didn't even bleed. The problem was though, he set in on the counter and I didn't know it. So when I cleaned up, Mom must have thrown it away. So Brayden wrote the tooth fairy a note and put it under his pillow. He was so concerned he wasn't going to get any money cause he didn't have a tooth to leave. He was so upset. We told him the tooth fairy had X-ray tooth vision and she would be able to look for it when she came to visit him. Here is the note he left her.

He was so excited when he woke up this morning. The tooth fairy had come and left him a note in return and some money. The note said.

Brayden,
I am so proud of you for pulling out your own tooth.
I found your tooth in the garbage can last night. I
took your tooth with me and I'm going to turn it into
a special shining star.

Love the Tooth Fairy.
PS Thanks for the Note.

So TOTALLY cool

I'm posting this a couple days late cause our house has been attacked by the stomach flu. If anybody has any secret home remedies for cleaning up throw up out of carpet, Getting your child to sleep through the night, Making the smell go away, Or any secrets for sanity please post:) Once it hit Mike and I, My sanity flew out the window. But here are some fun pics from us at Highschool Musical On Ice. We took Brayden and Kaylee on Friday night and they had a ball. They danced and sang they whole time! The moment they pulled Troy's shirt off and Kaylee started screaming I knew I was in trouble, since she is only 4! I heard her say many times throughout the night, "Oh, I wish I was Gabriella!" It was fun seeing them so excited.



These are the snowcones Mike bought them. When he got back from buying them I asked how much he spent, he just said...."Don't ask. I feel like I just got taken advantaged of." I think we spent more on the snowcones then on the actual tickets...oh well. They will always have a memory of High school musical.

Brayden...how do I love thee

Brayden had the chance to go over to my sister-in-law's house the other day. She shot some awsome pics of them playing in the leaves. They just recently moved back to Utah from Boise (if anybody is looking for an orthodontist I know a great one I can refer them too :) It has been so fun having some cousins around to play with.

These boys are crazy! But I am going to have some awesome shots to blow up for his new room.

Josh, Avery, and Brayden

Ending the Season....Undeafeated!

The Midas Creek Fireballs did it this season, they went undefeated. Although technically they aren't supposed to keep score, all the kids are on the sidelines taking note. And then there is Brayden taking his own personal stats for the game. I finally brought the video camera to the game and missed it every time he scored. Get this, the other team showed up in their Halloween costumes, so I was to busy zooming in on Optimus Prime and Captain Jack Sparrow. I think I am fired from video duty. OOPS.
Three Generations of Great Soccer Players Here is the Cheerleading Section. Kaylee has voiced that she would like to play soccer next year. But for the sake of humiliating herself I think she should stay sitting down cheering for her brother. We need to get her involved in dance again, maybe that will get her mind off soccer.
GOOOOOOOOOOOOAAL!!!
Good job Brayden, you had a great season. You are a natural soccer player like your dad and your Grandpa. Keep up the hard work your practice is paying off. Grandpa was really excited that the weather was nice today and he got to come watch you play. You've grown alot as a soccer player since last year. Good job bud!

Happy Halloween

I took the kids to Gardner Village to see the Witches,
and take some fun Halloween pictures. The problem was
Kade was so intrigued with the witches that he didn't
want to sit still for the pictures....what was I thinking?
He didn't have a problem sitting still for the cookie I
bought him afterward though.