More from the busy week that never ends....

We've been a busy bunch this past week-here's some highlights:

(Monday-Memorial day, Micah had to work, so Rory spent the day with Mema and Syndey and I spent some girl time together going to the park, and then to McDonald's(or "Donno's" as she calls it,her favorite aside from Rubio's, she LOVES fish tacos). Note-she kept her pigtails in for almost the entire morning...a new record! Although, 6 minutes would be a record.

Daddy got home so we went to the park and had a picnic and played:

We got to do a Harbor tour thanks to my friend Leticia, and Rory and her son Gene always have a great time together. It was a lot of work taking all of our kids on the boat, but it was fun:

Daddy called and said he saw our boat just after we went under the Coronado bridge. He was on the bridge driving to a job. Funny!!

Pooped out. That's how I felt.

Today was another fun day of enjoying the beautiful weather, we spent it at Mission Bay park with our friend Jayda and her little girl Rachel, unfortunately no pictures, but after we went to Rory's last swim lesson(for now, more coming up soon). He got to jump off the diving board, which is always exciting. He kept asking to go again. Time constraints let him go twice:

Some after dinner dessert-yum! Sydney deserved it after what happened. After swim lessons today we went out to the playground to play for a few minutes like usual, and she ran in front of a little girl swinging and got kicked right in the nose. The little girl was much bigger than Sydney, unfortunately(like 9), so blood was pouring from her nose. Her whole face was actually covered in blood, and I couldn't tell where it was coming from. So I picked her up(Rory crying and screaming behind me because he was scared), and took her into the locker room of the pool. After cleaning her face up, I thankfully saw it was just a bloody nose. I don't think my white t-shirt is going to make it. All well! She's fine. And hopefully learned her lesson about walking in front of swing. The little girl was really upset, but I assured her Sydney was fine, and even got her to smile . What a day!