Crazy kids and the Red's Game

The other night we went to Target and let me just tell you, it's the best place to get shoes if you find some that fit on clearance. We got the kids a couple new pairs each for like 3 bucks a pair. And then I had to get them these sunglasses from the dollar section, they think they look so cool. Stylin.
Bianca still puts up a whine when it comes to going to Tball but last night we told her if she had a good attitude and tried her best, and stayed the whole time we'd get her a Belle doll, she really put on a good face, and even enjoyed herself much to her surprise.

This was before the game, Wyatt just started doing this funny pose on his own, he hasn't even seen New Kids on the Block perform? haha. Little goofballs!

REDS GAME: Our first Red's game a few nights ago was the BOMB. Bianca loved it! I kept telling the kids we were goin to the Big Game, but they really had no idea how big the stadium would be, they were amazed. I remember going to Angels games with my Dad when I was little, so exciting! It happened to be about 85 degrees out, hence the red hot faces.

Awesome scenery behind the stadium is the Ohio River, we saw boats and jet skiis, beautiful.

And the field. Always nicely kept for the games. I wanted to stay at least until it got dark so the kids could see how bright the field gets at night.

Wyatt was loving it, at first. Then he started to play with the seats that go dup by themselves, for the rest of the night. Cute first impression here though..


Bianca with the scoreboard in the background...


Crazy story that I want to remember, and you can stop reading if you've already heard about this on facebook. So I took the kids down numerous times throughout the game to walk around, use the bathroom, and gets snacks. The last time we went down to get some ice cream, then Bianca had to go to the bathroom so we went into the bathroom, I had ice creams in both hands and my wallet under my arm. Bianca went into the stall and Wyatt proceeded to pull down his pants and take his diaper off to use the potty. (We are potty training at home). I told him not to do that, and that he was to wear a diaper tonight. But he headed towards the stall, bare butt, diaper on the floor. I rushed to get the diaper off the floor, put the ice creams down on a paper towel and my wallet on top of the paper towel dispenser. I put his diaper back on, washed his hands, got Bianca taken care of, then picked up my things and left. The next morning when I went to leave the house I couldn't find my wallet. Then I remember the bathroom incident and I knew I had left it. I started to panic, I called Eric, and he said he would call the stadium, lost and found ect. Then I prayed. And then I worried, and prayed again, then worried again, started planning all the phone calls I was going to have to make if I never saw that wallet again.
I kept texting Eric, asking if he'd heard anything. Finally around noon he told me that they found it. Someone had turned it in early in the game and they thought I would have come for it that night. AND it had everything in it, nothing missing.
I'm so grateful to whomever turned it in. It would have been easy for them to just ignore it and leave it there, or to take it home, or trash it even. Someone made an extra effort to take it to lost and found. Leaving me with the impression that there are still so many decent honest people left in the world, (despite what all my Philosophy and English teachers taught me) and giving me hope in mankind.
I'm grateful to God for hearing my prayer, and answering it, even though there was some doubt in my heart. He sure showed me, and I'm glad to have had this humbling experience. One of the many I've had in my life and I'm sure there will be plenty more to come. Awww yeah suckas. (=