Splishin' and Splashin' at the Water Park

A few weeks ago we went to the water park with Madison, her mom Teresa, and brother Jacob. We had tons of fun, as you can see from the photos. Trenton loved going down this slide. He has NO fear. Dalton played it safe on the dragon slide, very little water, but tons of fun. My sweet boys!

Lady walking

I have learned in Korea that I have to have my camera ready at all times. I was driving to the base and saw this lady walking with a bag of onions on her head.

Dave playing Softbsll...Go Dragons!!

Here are some photos of Dave pitching and batting.

Happy 233 Birthday Army! Hooah!

Dave and I had the privaledge of going to Seoul for the night to attend the Army Birthdya Ball. it was so much fun. From Left to right: Rhoda, Melanie, Leslie, Angie, and Ashley. What a great group of ladies! We have a brigade pen that we wear to Brigade functions and instead of having to wear our pins on our dresses, we had it painted on out toes. Brian, Mike, Jim, Dave, and James in their party shirts. There was a cake competition for each brigade and 35th won the cake contest! I need to mention that 35th also won Soldier of the year and KATUSA of the year.

Couples from the Brigade

CPT DAve Tervin and his wife Leslie CPT Lee and his date LT Brian Harris and his wife Ashley

MAJ James Tolbert and his wife Monica MAJ Mike Sowa and his wife Rhoda COL Jim Dickinson and his wife Angie SGM James Carr and his wife First SGT Melanie Carr MAJ Clark and his wife CPT clark

The Tervin's Bike shop

Our little boy is growing up so fast and it seems that every corner we turn, he sees something else he wants. He really wanted a bike for his birthday but the bx didn't have one his size. To make a long story short, Dave and found one last Friday and brought it home to Dalton. However, we had a plan...The Tervin's Bike shop Dalton received $45 total from Grammy, Granddaddy, Nanny, Pop, Nanny Glenda, and Papa Don. I went to the bank and got all $1.00 bills and handed it to him. We made a BIG deal about all the money he had. "WOW! What are you going to do with that?" When we arrived home, there was a bike with a $35 price tag and a helmet with a $5 price tag. Dalton was so excited.

At first he didn't get it. "Wow someone left me a bike and helmet. Awesome!" Then Dave and I told him about the tags, reading the prices to him. We explained that this was a bike shop and if he wanted to take these items outside, he had to purchase them. He got excited and we started counting out the bills. He never looked back. He had $5.00 left and decided that we needed to ride our bikes up to Up Mart, like 7 Eleven to get ice cream.

Happy 5th Birthday Dalton!

I can't believe my little soldier is 5. It seems like yesterday that he was coming home in his little FL gator outfit from the hospital. Fast forward five years and he is having a Boot Camp party. We had so much fun preparing; from painting faces, rescuing down soldiers, running the obstacle course over and over, pin the name tape on the soldier, eating M. R. E's (pb and j, chips and a drink) and bobbing for apples. Yes, I know soldiers in boot camp don't bob for apples but my grenades were lost in the mail and this was very practical and the kids had so much fun with it. Enjoy the photos. Happy Birthday , Dalton. I love you so very much!!!