Sunday, August 05, 2012
Trevor turned 14!
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Trevor’s a teenager!
pushing themselves in the heat!
Scout pool party
Nick taught the boys some racing strokes. He’s such a fast swimmer, I thought he’d be a little rusty since not swimming much since HS, but he’s a natural.
They learned the Butterfly, Freestyle, Back & Breast stroke, and the quick swimmers turn. Good job boys, those who stuck with it did well. Thanks Nick.
Then around the fire for S’mores
Trevor, you’re going to be a great teenager. You add so much to our family, and your sisters think you’re the bomb! We love your humorous, witty, kind and happy ways. Happy Birthday big guy.
Friday, June 25, 2010
Not what he wanted for his B-day…
Trevor won’t forget his 12th Birthday. As planned, his friends came over this morning at 10. The plan was to go see “The Karate Kid”, then back to the house for a dip in the pool and BBQ burgers, cake & creamies, then open gifts. Paul had to be to work by 3, so we planned a fun early party and Trevor and his buddies were looking forward to it.
Well, he still hasn’t opened his gifts, we have to plan a part II to his birthday celebration. After only five minutes into the party, they were out back playing 500 for a few minutes until heading to the movies. While running to get the football, Trevor tripped over Sage and landed on the cement around the pool. He was tough, but we could tell it hurt bad, he kept holding his wrist and was in pain. We checked him out well and didn’t notice much swelling and he could move it good, so we gave him some Tylenol and went to the show. They had a great time at the movies, the boys watched The Karate Kid while the girls enjoyed Toy Story 3- thumbs up to both movies! They all enjoyed it, with popcorn & drinks.
After the movie, Trevor’s wrist was totally swollen & bruising (we’re so bad), we knew it had to be broken. He said it didn’t hurt (Tylenol kicked in), but we took the boys home and rushed him to the doctors. Ya, Trevor got a broken arm for his Birthday. Both bones in his arm are buckled, ouch!, he’s in a splint and sling for now and he’ll get his cast next week when the swelling’s down. No swimming, football, chores (he claims), riding his bike… Summer’s a bad time for a kid to break his arm, I’m thinking of some fun indoor activities for him, any ideas, please share. At least it’s his left arm, he can still do a lot with one hand, but the no swimming & sports will be tough, he’s been in the pool almost everyday since school’s been out.
Sophie- pink, Sage- red, excited to see Toy Story 3.
If you’re reading this, send Trevor a birthday wish, it would brighten his day.
Trevor liked the Foosball game we gave him (he’ll open his gifts from friends later). Something fun he could one handed notice Josh’s hand behind his back too, this may be a favorite pastime this summer.
Well, I know it wasn’t the day you expected, but Happy Birthday Trevor. You were a trooper and made the most of a painful situation. We’re proud of you and love you! Can’t believe you’re 12 already.
Tuesday, July 07, 2009
HBTY, HBTY, HB To Trevor, HBTY!

Football toss
Just what he wanted- Bakugan, FB... & Wii Fit from mom & dad. Thanks everyone!Happy Birthday Trevor,
T- is for Terrific, you are a terrific son, brother, and friend! Sorry, I can't say "tidy", I've been in your room lately.
R- is for "rascal", because you are funny. Witty with a good sense of humor, you make people laugh and are sometimes mischievous.
E- is for "everyone" because everyone likes Trevor.
O- is for "outstanding" because you are talented in many areas and you give things your all.
R- is for "real" because there is nothing fake about you. You are genuine and true.
I'm so glad you're my son, you add so much to our family, Love you tons Trevor!