Halloween

Pumpkin Patch

Emily's Dinosaur Diorama Project

The Alamosaurus

SA Tea Party Express

Well, my friend Carla and I headed down town to participate in the Tea Party Express. The energy, excitement and unity was unbelievable. There were 100's of people at the Alamo in the almost 100 degree heat. It was worth every drop of sweat.

I believe the pictures say it all!

The girls are back in school...

Well, it has been a long while since I have posted to my blog. I can't believe summer is over and we are already going into our 3rd week of school. We almost got our routine down.

Amy is in Kinder this year and is enjoying it so much. I am so happy that she is adjusting well to the longer days. Emily is in 2nd this year and is enjoying herself as well. Both of the girls LOVE their teachers. I really can't complain.

Here are the girls the first day of school.

Since I will have more time I will be able to blog more often. I miss my blog friends and am glad to be back.

Happy "2" year Blogoversary

Today is my "2" year Blogoversary!!!
I can't believe how fast another year has come and gone. I really can't get over that I have been blogging for two years, Wow.

We have been truly blessed here in the Osborn home and thank God daily for our blessings. I can't wait to see what God has in-store for the Osborn's this next blog year. Stay tuned to find out!

Swim Team Awards

Can I just tell you (once again) how proud I am of my girls.

We started swim team on May 11th. Neither of my girls could swim, not even a little, well maybe Emily could dogie paddle, but not really.

Emily went from the first meet ~ holding on to the the lane lines about 4 times in between her swimming the heat, to not holding the lane lines by her last meet. She also got to participate in competition which was amazing to us because she didn't know how to swim when she started. Emily got a trophy for the "most improved."

Amy, was like a Koala bear holding on to the tree trunk and not letting go (she held on to the coaches neck tightly and wouldn't let go) to holding on to the coaches hand to swim. This is why you see a small Koala statue in Amy's hand. She would not even put her head in the water and now she does. She has come a long way and enjoying every minute of it.

Swim team is over but the love of swimming is not. I think we have found someones new passion.