Spring Break

Sydney and Carrie had Spring Break this week. Scott took a few days off to spend time with his girls. We had fun cleaning, painting, sewing, and playing. We also spent a wonderful morning hiking in the wildlife refuge. Scott grilled some turkey dogs for our lake side picnic. It was wonderful. Not a cloud in the sky or a care in the world.

Scott in the Lawton Constitution

Thought you all might like to see this newspaper article that came out today in our local paper. Sydney was disappointed my picture wasn't in there, but she was excited to see my name.

Christmas in Oklahoma

Our little angel actually got to be an angel in the Christmas program that "her own school" did this year. She did a terrific job!

She also had a special visit from Santa at school. We were so excited to see that she actually talked to him and even got a little hug.






Christmas day was a wonderful time for the three of us to relax, play, and eat our 4 lb. turkey. Sydney got her own computer this year and is loving it!

Merry Thanxmas

After three long years we were able to get the Feitl Family Clan back together again for two days. We brought Hawaii, Oklahoma and Michigan together for the first time. The drive only took 20 hours (one way, straight through). In that two day period of time we did Christmas, Thanksgiving, Sunday church, Wii tournaments (which was paused briefly to clean up and repair a broken lamp that was struck by a flying remote), and a game of Texas Hold'm. Fun was had by all and we treasure the time we had with the whole family. Hope you enjoy the pictures. Do you think there is any resemblance between Sydney and Aunt Jenni?

2007 World Series Game 3

I had the awesome opportunity to attend the first World Series game to have ever been held in Denver, CO thanks to some wonderfully generous people in our church. The Rockies might not have won, but I got to see their first World Series home game in history, and attended the longest 9 inning World Series game in history. Lots of fun!









Here I am sitting in the Purple row at Coors Field which represents exactly one mile high.Coors Field is still my favorite ball park, can you tell?

This is a picture of the very first pitch of the game.

I came home with a few souvenirs from the game. Half were "free".