Joey's kindergarten class put on the play "Peter Rabbit". He was originally cast to play a turnip (yes, a turnip, as in the vegetable, turnip), but because he memorized the lines for the part of Mr. McGregor, his teacher went ahead and let him play the part! (Apparently, he was reciting the lines all day, every day, even during class time). The performance was absolutely adorable (the stuff you totally look forward to as a parent). His friend Isabel (I worked with her mom when I was teaching at Meade) was the narrator and his buddy Robert was cast as the turnip. Check out the clip below for Joey's 'theatrical' debut....
So I thought that with your fourth child you wouldn't get much attention, but I guess having your fourth means you've accomplished some sort of baby-making milestone. Riley's had a whole lot of visitors come to see her...not to mention all of the generous gifts, the beautiful flowers, cards and balloons (even that one that plays music)! She's a pretty popular gal for being only 5 days old (and incredibly loved). Some pics...more to follow! And for those of you who have been keeping up, her bilirubin rates are down...making for a very happy mommy!
Proud big bro and sis...Joey and Rowan (Keegan is still 'not sure' about her)
Nana and Rowan at the hospital
Grandmom and Riley
The most amazing lacrosse players I've ever met.
Riley Grace Onrubia O'Toole
