Showing posts with label the schmids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the schmids. Show all posts

Saturday, July 23, 2011

Those Darn Schmids

We finally got to meet Aubrey! Let me just say ... my friend Emily has such a beautiful daughter. We made it over to Fayetteville this weekend to get a peek at her little girl, who was born right before we went on vacation. It was so exciting to see tiny Aubrey and see Little and Aaron.

We left Mia with my Aunt Connie because she wasn't feeling too well. She and Aubrey can get crazy some other time. Leigh and I waited impatiently for Aubrey to wake up, and we both had the chance to hold her.


And then I held her some more.


And then Clarence the pug got jealous. Sorry, C-Murder.


Sunday, April 17, 2011

A little visit to Little

OK, so after the Touch a Truck event yesterday, everything just went to hell. Long story short, I missed Emily's baby shower. It was so awful. So this morning before we headed out of town, we stopped by Little's house to give her some presents for little Aubrey. I can't wait for Aubrey to get here! Leigh's still holding out hope that she'll be born early and on his birthday. Emily looks so adorable pregnant. She's all baby. I can't wait for her and Aaron to be parents! They'll be so great.

Saturday, November 13, 2010

Hello, Ryan Mallett

Tonight we went out to the see the Razorbacks demolish UTEP. It was our annual trek to Fayetteville to see the Hogs play. This time was absolutely freezing. We rode to the stadium with our pals Emily and Aaron Schmid. Aaron enjoyed the tailgating. Mainly because he and Leigh were the only ones tailgating.

It's a long story, but some friends from college ended up using our tickets to take their little boys to a Razorback game for the first time. We ended up sitting in my Uncle Kelly's seats because it was too cold for him (or anyone with any smarts, really) to go. It was our first time to sit so close. The wheelchair section is right on the sidelines. I took this picture, which isn't the best, but shows how close we are. Notice the photographer and cheerleader standing right in front of us.

We got to see Ryan Mallett up close. Like really, really close. Turns out, he is a giant. We already knew this, but seeing him from the sidelines was an eye-opener.
When we left the stadium, we saw tons of people leaving with their kids. I'm glad we didn't take Mia. It was way to cold for her - or anyone else - to be outside.