This is a video of Karenza going down the slide (all by her self!). She wasn't so sure at first. Randy held her hand a couple times so she got used to it, and then before we knew it she was doing it all by herself. Saturday night the boys' sisters took Karenza in the swimming pool and they all gave her a lot of attention which she loved! The boys gave her attention too. She is not afraid to tell them what she thinks.
It was sure nice to just get away and to be together and spend some family time together. Karenza of course had us laughing a lot of the time. She was so good, and used the potty well. She cried yesterday when we were packing up because she didn't want to go. We had a pool view room so she could see the kids swimming so I could never tell her the pool was "closed!". But, I told her we were going to another hotel this weekend. Randy has another tournament in Dickinson.
As for some funny stories from this weekend:
When Randy's boys got to play at the Sioux Center (where UND plays their basketball games) we had to park a ways away and when we were walking to the doors she told Randy and me "When are we going to be there? We've been walking for hours!!" I just had to laugh because we had not even been walking for a minute!
Another funny moment was we were sitting watching a game before Randy's boys played and all the boys were sitting behind us, and Karenza was turned around in her seat and was telling all the boys to make sure they find their guy when they play basketball and to play tough! She was pointing her finger at them, and they all thought it was funny. But she was as serious as could be.
And one more story - Randy had to sign his team in on Saturday morning and they gave him a packet with wrist bands for all the boys. So when we got back to the hotel all the boys were in one room and Randy, Karenza and I took them their wrist bands. When we were walking back to our room Karenza said to Randy "Daddy, those boys are so cute!" He told her he didn't want to hear her talk like that. I didn't press it much, as I thought it was a little funny. I'll worry about it in 10 years or so (hopefully not sooner).



