PART 1:
We have had a very, very busy last week over here. Marc's parents came in town last Wednesday and are staying for two weeks. We've been doing so much that I'm going to break this post into two.
They came bearing gifts! The most fun was the bounce house. Caiden was so excited watching it blow up but after a few minutes he asked if his friends could come over. He so badly wanted someone else to come in and play with him. There's only so much an adult can do in there. Grace also loves it so much. Caiden gets a bit rough when she's in there so you constantly have to 'bird dog' him to be careful.
Marc's dad even got in on the human bouncy ball action!
Then, on Thursday, I became an AUNTIE!!!! On Thursday morning around 2am I received a text that Sara's water broke and they were headed to the hospital. By the time I got out of the house and drove up to LA I arrived to the hospital around noon. She had my nephew at 5pm that night. It was one of the coolest experiences in my life...watching him be born. It was so much fun being there and "helping" her push through all the contractions. I'm so happy Sara and Dustin allowed me to be a part of this very special day. Happy Birthday, cousin and nephew Theodore David Soeker!
On Friday Marc's cousin got married. It was a such a fun night and a much needed night out for us. We got a babysitter and it was the first time the babysitter had to feed them dinner and put them to bed. In the past we've always put them to bed before going out. She said Caiden did fine (which is what they always tell you), more importantly they were both alive when we got home so it was a success!
On Saturday there was a day after wedding brunch. It was at his cousin's in-laws house and they have a pool. We brought Caiden's pool stuff and he pretty much just stayed in the pool the entire time. It was perfect.
Grace hung out with Marc's cousin's baby girl, Leah. She is 5 months old.
On Sunday we went downtown to the Sheraton Marina for Father's Day brunch. It was nice being able to celebrate with both Marc and his father, I just wish my dad could have been there as well.






























