Sunday, April 24, 2011

Thursday, April 14, 2011

We did it!

We did the walk last weekend! In a tradition of crappy weather for us and the March of Dimes walk, the forecast was 90% chance of rain with a high of 50 degrees. It was a cold walk for sure and sprinkling in the beginning, but by the time we finished the walk we had warmed up and were dry. It always feels so good once we finish, even though the weather has always been dreadful.

A huge thank you to all who donated to Team Cohen! Thanks to Joel's mustache and my facebook soliciting we raised $500 toward funding research for preventing prematurity. Participating in the walk always gives me a heavy heart as I read all the t-shirts in honor of the super duper preemies and the babies that didn't make it. We feel very lucky to have Cohen and that he is doing so well. Looking at him now, you'd never know that he was a preemie. Thanks again, all!

Friday, April 8, 2011

Saturday, April 2, 2011

Pulling up for toys

A fan was born

Last weekend Joel and I had date night (we had it in the late afternoon though, so we could be back for bedtime). Jenn, an awesome first year resident in the program with Joel, offered to babysit for us. With no kids in tow, I knew it was my time to hike Camelback. It was so much easier and relaxing without carrying a baby! Last time we went, we took Jovie, it started raining, and I nearly had a heart attack. It was a great hike and I can't wait to do more hiking in the area. After we hiked, we grabbed some take out from a nearby resturant for us and Jenn. As we were waiting for our food, who rides up on their bike but Steve Nash, of the Phoenix Suns! I recognized him right away. He was with a girl who ran into get their food while he waited on his moutain bike. I went and told Joel, "hey, that's Steve Nash." I went outside and without anyone with him or otherwise bothering him, I had to take my chance and ask him for a picture. I did it mostly to impress my brother and his girlfriend who are huge sports fans and Nash fans. After getting home and talking with a few people, I found out about Steve Nash's reputation for being a modest guy, a great team player, and contributing to green projects. So there you have it, I am now a Steve Nash fan and am putting it on my Phoenix bucket list to see him and his teammates in action.

Friday, April 1, 2011