We had a great time at Camp Trask this past weekend with lots of other Cub Scouts from our Pack.

H was a sharpshooter with the BB Gun as were his brothers.

Tomahawk throwing is a lost skill but is making a comeback, and below H is is trying to hit the kill point on the bear with the bow and arrow.

We finally fulfilled a promise to visit Disneyland, the "Happiest Place on Earth" while we were in the states. We arrived before 9am and this picture was taken right before midnight; at this point we were zombies.

H was chosen for Jedi Training School and got a quick lightsabre lesson before battling Darth Maul below.

K, who got her first tooth at two and a half months (note finger in mouth), enjoyed Disneyland while hanging off mommy for most of the day.

Autopia was tons of fun for E & H as they drove around. E hit the gas pedal and H steered.

Kathy and Ammie waiting with us in line at the Matterhorn.

Bapa and K getting ready to spin like crazy at Alice's tea party, while the rest of the kids get their own cup.

K and daddy enjoyed a little breakfast date recently.

The daring C on the slide at a school playground not far from our house and then below trying out E's roller blades. He still needs some work on the blades although he is eager to try.

At the Blue & Gold banquet H & H won first prize in the cake decorating context for their "Cub Scout Cap Cakes". Those are real 100% edible cakes in the picture, and they tasted great besides looking like authentic Tiger and Wolk caps.

After months of hard work H was awarded his Tiger badge at the banquet...

...and H got his Wolk badge.

On Saturday at Mulligans (thanks to RHCC for the tickets!) the kids drove the go-karts and did great, although we are in no hurry for them to get their licenses.

H & H get ready to go through the obstacle course jumpy at the "Party with a Purpose" that accompanied the coming to town of the Amgen Tour of California bicycle race. The kids really had a great time at the free event with jumpys, rock climbing, BMX and skateboard exhibitions, and lots of sponsor booths. See more pics below.

H and daddy enjoyed shakes on the house at Chili's for a joint celebration of our birthdays with family.

H and friends goofing off at H's 8th birthday party.

E and daddy heading out the door to the Daddy-Daughter Valentine's Dance.

We found vintage hotwheels tracks on Ebay and gave them to H for his birthday. And the proceeded to set them up running all through the house.

We all enjoyed pizza for our Valentine's dinner.

The kids made signs and enjoyed watching the riders race by one block from our house in the Amgen Tour of California.

E loves having a little sister.

H chose Krispy Kreme for his birthday breakfast and got no complaints from his family.

What would K look like with C's hair? Now you know. We took C's hair after a haircut and tried it out on K.

K and C enjoy a swing together.

As one friend said, K is a "healthy" baby. Her baby chubs is so cute.

With so little hair the bow makes it clear she is a precious little girl.

Our precious little girl in a bonnet.

C enjoyed his first Krispy Kremes at H's birthday breakfast.

He also had fun watching the riders in the Amgen Tour of California that went right by our house.

The headless K alks back home from the bike race