Fair Well Old Friend

You have been through a lot with us. All those sleepless nights, the Shots, the good and bad days. We will miss you. Thank you for all that you have done for us.. Yes it is true Presley has now been off the binky for 5 days now. It was so hard the first couple of nights. But now she is doing a lot better.

Piper No Pipping

As all of you know by know my best friend Gina "Jones" had her little girl. Believe it or not I even got to babysit the other day. WOW did that make me even more baby hungry. Presley was a great big help. She would hold the bottle for the baby. She would hold her hand. She would kiss her nose. It was a lot of fun. I didn't get to watch her for very long but it was great. Thanks Gina!

Midway Adventures

We had a lot of fun when we went to midway. This first night we went out to a really good dinner at the Homestead. UMMM... Prim Rib! It was really neat cause we was surrounded by this duck pond. So as we ate and the ducks got to watch us. But you know me I forgot my camera.

The Next day we woke up to snow. That's right it was snowing. So we decided that instead of going to Park City that day we would go swimming in the Homestead Crater. WOW! That was so much fun. Blair McKayden and I were the only ones that went and Dad came down and took some pic's for us. We got to swim in it for over an hour. We even snorkeled. I didn't even know that I snorkel, but I do! We had a Blast!

That night we went swimming in the pool and the condo. I have never swam in such cold water. So we hung out in the hot tub most of the time. We learned that Presley has no fear when it comes to water. she took off running cause she wanted to jump in the only problem was that there was no one to catch her. But Blair grabbed her in time. We did get to meet some really "interesting" people at the pool. They wouldn't leave my parents alone.

When we wasn't swimming we were at the condo eating, playing, eating, watching T.V., and eating. My dad of course had enough food for an army. Plus he cooked us some awesome meals. We had more food then we knew what to do with. We had a lot of fun and it was a great time. So to sum it up here are a few more Pic's.

Just a new pic of our Family

The Soccer Mom

Well we had a lot of fun playing soccer this year. McKayden wasn't to sure about the whole thing. He kinda just ran and followed the crowd. once in a while he would get the ball and have know idea what to do with it. We tried to teach him. But all and all it was a great experience.

Always Kiss Your Kids

As most of you all ready know my best friend Mandy Jo's little boy was in a very bad accident that took his life he was only 3. So PLEASE no matter what kind of hurry you are in when you get to your car make sure that there are no kids behind you.

Mandy is holding up as well as a mother can. She is very strong and I know that she can get through this. Just make sure that you keep her and her family in your thoughts and prayers.

Brenton "Monkey" Andrade

(October 28, 2004 - September 29, 2008)

Services are scheduled at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, October 4, at Trinity Temple Assembly of God for Brenton Jade Andrade of Artesia, New Mexico.
Master Andrade, 3, died Monday, September 29, 2008 at Artesia General Hospital Emergency Room.
Bobby Argo will officiate at the services with burial at Woodbine Cemetery. Pallbearers will be his family members.
Visitation will be at Terpening & Son Mortuary Friday beginning at 2:00 p.m.
Brenton was born October 28, 2004 in Roswell, N.M.; the son of Andres Andrade III and Mandy Jo (York) Andrade.
He was a lifelong resident of Artesia and his family are members of Trinity Temple Assembly of God.
Survivors include his parents Andrew and MandyJo Andrade of the family home; sister Rakayla Andrade of Artesia; brother Dominic Andrade of Artesia; grandparents LaNell and Emerson Bagaye of Artesia, and Tracie and Allen York of Santaquin, Utah; great-grandparents Helen and Elton Arnold of Artesia, Irene and Andres Andrade, Sr. of Roswell, Judy and Darwin Barnes of Payson, Utah, and Norma and Douglas York of Payson; great-great-grandmother Jane Elmer of Payson; five uncles; three aunts; and three cousins.