Saturday, February 21, 2009

Jazz vs. Kings


I have a list of things I want to do before we move from the Sacramento area. One of the things on my list has been to go to a Jazz/Kings game. A couple of weeks ago the Jazz were coming into town so we decided to buy a couple $10 tix and enjoy the game.

Well right before I left for work I heard my boss asking another coworker if she wanted two tickets to the game. She didn't. I told my boss that if no one else wanted them then I would take them. He was more than willing to give them to me. I about died when I saw where we would be sitting--section 121 row K!! So basically we were 11 rows up from the court and we were right behind the Jazz hoop!! We also got a free parking pass. I couldn't believe our luck!! Thank you, Kevin!

When we got there I had to explain to everyone around us that while i liked the Kings I loved the Jazz and would be cheering for them that night. Everyone was very understanding.

Not only were the Jazz there but the Kings were retiring Chris Webber's number! the old team was down on row 1, 10 rows in front of us! It was so fun to see the old players like Doug Christie and Vlade Divac.

The Jazz ended up winning by 4 points. I was actually pretty sad. There were so pretty bad calls that were called in the Jazz's favor. The poor Kings have had such a rough year. The Kings played hard and deserved to win.

Here are some pix of the game and the half time show. They aren't the best pix but they give you a pretty good idea of our vantage point.


Chris Webber, family and friends watch as his jersey is retired.

The old team players.

Chris Webber. The blue jacket belonged to a security guard. His hand went up when he thought I was getting too close to Chris.

The old team players and their families.

Kevin Johnson (Sacramento mayor) heading to his seat. I wonder if we as Sacramento citizens are paying for his ticket? Lucky us.

What the Southwicks Have Been Up To


Things have been slow going here but Lily has kept us on our toes. Here are some things we have been doing:



Lily loves to color. We pulled out a large piece of butcher paper and let her color away. She was pretty excited about it.


For Valentine's Day I got Dan a noodle maker. He had a great time making gluten free noodles so we could have fresh spaghetti noodles for dinner. Dan got me a massage..or two..or three. Wow. Not that we have a lot of $$ but how can I complain when my hubby is so thoughtful?


Lily's hair is getting so long. We did our first attempt at back piggy tails the other night. They looked so cute and she looked so old (yes I know there are a lot of "so"s in this paragraph. The tails didn't stay in long but they sure looked cute while they were in!


So, to wrap it up, things in the Southwick household are like totally awesome!

Friday, February 20, 2009

We are Rated...

My friend blogged about this on her blog. So I thought I'd rate our blog.

OnePlusYou Quizzes and Widgets



We are G rated for Good, Great and fantastic for General audiences.

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Springing to the Park


This week has been spring like so we have lived at Spoto Park. We've played kick ball, frisbee and swung on the swings. Our favorite thing to do at this park is to watch the airplanes land (the park is right next to an airforce base). It never gets old. Lily is a big fan of all the grass. Never ending wandering space.
We went back today and walked around and around the park. Good exercise. I hope it doesn't really rain this weekend (even though we need it).

Garage Sale Bliss

As most of you know, my very favorite Saturday morning activity is garage selling. I love finding the great deals. Since Lily is growing tall like her Daddy her pants are about 2 inches too short. I am a firm believer that no one should pay full price for kids clothes--they grow out of them too fast!! So for the last 2 weeks Lily and I have cruised the garage sales. This Saturday Lily readied herself in her garage selling hat and we were off! And...jackpot. We found a sale with pants that fit her perfectly for 50 cents a piece! Gotta love it.