The Color Run

In the end of June Noah, my mom and I met up in downtown San Jose for the Color Run.  None of us had done it before and it was such a fun "fun run."  It's definitely something I want to do again and it made me want to try other fun runs in the area.  Noah did a great job keeping up with me and my mom and had plenty of energy to run up and down curbs and in and out of people the entire time.  He only asked to walk once for the whole 5K, color me impressed!

Nice and clean before the run started

Yay, we found grandma!

runners getting ready

coming up to our first color...BLUE!

Next color, purple!

Haha!  Get him!

My favorite...yellow!

second most popular color was pink

we made it to the finish line

time to party

yeah, we party with unicorns

Noah loved the music

slighlty ridiculous go-pros

after the run...nice and dirty

Tesauro Kids Get Baseball Trophies

Baseball has ended and it was such a great season!  Noah was a pretty darn amazing catcher for his team, the White Sox.  He was also one of the big sluggers out there on the field this season.  I'm looking forward to watching him next year when moves up a level to the majors.   

Julian also had a great season and grew alot as a baseball player.  He catching, throwing and hitting skills improved with each game.  He was also (not surprisingly) one of the big hitters in his age level as well.  Always my little Hulk.  He'll be back in T-Ball next year as one of the big fish in the pond!  I can't wait to see him play again.

And finally there is my little tom-boy princess.  Naomi can hold her own with the boys but does it in the girliest of ways.  She had a descent attention spam for catch, hitting and running bases.  Next year when will be in the low level T-Ball and we will actually get to see her play games against other teams.  I'm very excited for her.  And hopefully by then we will have determined if she's a righty or lefty.  

Field Trip at Cucina Bambini

A couple weeks before school ended I was able to join Noah's 2nd grade class on a field trip to Cucina Bambini.  If you haven't been there or don't have a place similar near you, it's essentially a kitchen geared toward teaching kids how to cook simple and healthy dishes.  I actually got to go last year with Julian's preschool class.  Both times I've gone, pizza has been the dish the kids made.  Hey, show me a kid who doesn't like pizza, right?  So here are a couple picture of Noah helping to make the master dough, then rolling out his own and putting on the toppings!  

measuring the oil

stirring the dough ingredients

kneading the dough

rolling out his own pizza dough

time for toppings

final product...looks good enough to eat

bus ride home...fun day with Noah