First Haircut

Nina needed a haircut for a while, but for some reason I was scared to do it. Maybe I was partly sad to do it (growing up way too fast) and I was afraid I would ruin her hair. Well, since Brandon and Lindsey's wedding was around the corner we decided to finally class her up a bit and get rid of the mullet.

Here she is post-haircut. I accidentally uploaded my photos in the wrong order and don't know an easy way to switch them...oops. It ended up looking pretty cute and I don't think I botched it up too badly.

Here are the curls that left us that night.

Here she is pre-haircut. Her hair is quite curly so it has been easy to camoflauge the mullet, but it was getting pretty long in back and not so long on top. Uncle Kevin would be proud.

Fun in the Sun

Nina and I have been thoroughly enjoying the beautiful spring weather. We try to spend as much time outdoors without getting burnt. (because we know the brutal summer lies just around the corner.) Nina enjoys splashing around in her friend Atley's pool.

These two girls often get mistaken for twins. Hmmm...I wonder why?
We took a trip to the zoo in Bakersfield and Nina LOVED seeing all of the animals.

Angels game, world record, and snuggies!

At the beginning of April (I know I'm a bit behind) we had the opportunity to head down to an Angels' baseball game on opening week with Larry and Beth! The atmosphere and energy made it worth our overpriced tickets. Beth...are you disappointed with the Pepsi or what? That place needs to get some Diet Coke!When we entered the stadium everyone got free Angels' snuggies. My dad was really excited because he has wanted one for quite some time. So the reason they passed them out was to break a World Record for: "Largest Gathering of People Wearing Fleece Blankets". I am so proud to have been a part of a world record!
There is the official document stating we broke a Guinness World Record!
Here is the whole crowd sporting their snuggies. I must admit, it was quite a sight seeing grown, drunk men in their snuggies. Oh, good times, good times!