Tickeling Uncle Perry

So this weekend, we were at moms again, and Perry started to play rough with Kalani and Sai'peti. Well as you can see Brooke jumped in at the last minute and was tickle the most ticklish spot on Perry, his calves!!!! It was hilarious because Perry couldn't do anything because Kalani was sitting on him, and he knew that Sai was right there, and didn't want to hurt him. The boys thought getting unlce Perry like that was the best!!! It was pretty funny to see Perry suffering after seeing him tease and tickle the boys until they almost cry! Priceless!!!!
Also there was this little clip of Sai on his first mechanical horse. Sai loves the mechanical cars, so we thought that he would love the horse, but we were very wrong. He really didnt like it at all. Infact we got him off the ride way before t was over! Oh well, we will have to try it again in a while.

Finally, I took Sai to the park, and when we got there, there was no one else around, so we had the park to our selves. It was a good thing cuz Sai decided that he liked to throw the sand! I think he just likes to do anything that I tell him not too! But he is still cute!!!

Keeping busy at moms!

So we have been crazy busy. Mostly just working on Mom's house, but hopefully it will be coming to an end here soon. I am hoping maybe only a couple more weeks.
It all started with Bec needing to make some extra money, and asking mom if there was anything she could do for her for some extra cash. Well mom said that she would pay her to take down the entry way wall paper. Well that turned into needing the entry way painted, and if we were going to paint the entry way, we would need to paint the living room, which lead to the dining room. Them mom got the bright idea to paint an accent wall, and with that she wanted to get new furniture. Well of coarse couldn't get new furniture that clashed with the old carpet, and why would we get new carpet without getting the kitchen flooring done. Well then we had to tear off the molding, and after we replaced that, what the heck, why don't we throw up some casing for the doors upstairs, and why not some crown molding for the entire upstairs, just to give it that finished touch! LOL! Not to mention the wall that I had to take out downstairs so we could fit the upstairs furniture downstairs, to make room for the new furniture! (Actually that was probably the funnest thing out of all the work we had been doing, Perry and I love the demolition part!) But if anyone who knew what mom & dad's house looked like, it does not look anything like it did 3 weeks ago. We are almost finished putting up the crown molding (which has turned out to be a pain in the butt because of the angles that throw us off!) and hopefully next week we will be able to frame in the door and the corner that i need to replace that we took out downstairs to Perry's room. But I will get some new pics on here to show off all of our hard work! But it actually has come along really nice, and looks amazing! And mom says that she loves it, and that is what counts!

Thought I would share this one too

I wuv woooo

Just thought I would share this cute little video with everyone! Sai has learned one of my oldies but goodies by the Stylistics, La La (I love you)! It is soo funny cuz Scott and I will start singing the La La La La la La la means, and Sai will chime in with the "I wuv woooooooooo"!!!! We love it!!!!

Its already been a month...

Today was kind of a hard day, but a good day! Today is the 1 month mark of my nephew dying.
It started out with Kalani coming by to spend the day with us, and a Dr appointment for Sai to check up on this new set of tubes. From there we picked up Perry and took him home to SLC. There we went to lunch, where my son was a complete holy terror, and then to Lowes to search for some solar powered tiki torches (which we were so glad to find!!!) and them off to Petsmart, to get some new fish for Sai and Scott. Sai's was two little fish named One Eyes Willie, and Mo (short for Mohawk, curiosity of Kalani). And Scott's were feeder gold fish for his pond!
When we got home, we went as a family to the grave site of my dad and Mateo, and Malia bought some balloons and tied them to one of Mateo's bikes, and Scott and I put the tiki torches on the graves, and Malia wanted us to sing a little song together. It is hard to watch Malia and Jim, and I would do anything to take away their pain, but there is really nothing we can do, but be as supportive as we can.

Mateo Jack Lafoga Theorine

SPRING GLEN – Mateo Jack Lafoga Theorine returned home to his Heavenly Father and his Papa, December 19, 2008 after passing away peacefully in his sleep at the young age of 22 months.
Mateo was born February 1, 2007 in Price, Utah, to James Victor Theorine II and Malia Mei Laulu and his big brother James (Kimo) Victor Theorine III. Mateo was a pillar of light to all that knew him. His beautiful smile and his golden locks of hair was just a tiny glimpse of our fun loving little boy. Mateo loved his family and his many friends, and loved to share kisses and hugs and the occasional love tap with all of them. Though very young, Mateo loved sports, any kind of balls, four-wheelers, daddy’s motorcycle, the trampoline, dancing and most of all his binky.
Mateo was a very happy and energetic little boy who loved others unconditionally. He was always a comforter for those that needed comforting, and would be the first to stand up in a fist fight, but would always love you better when he was done beating you up.
Mateo loved to go bye-bye. He loved to get his coat and shoes on, and be the first one ready for any adventure. He was often found being curious and self-entertained. Mateo embraced his cultures, and loved the music of his cultures and would express his love by dancing. Mateo was not a little man of many words, but always knew how to express to anyone what he wanted, whether it was him pointing and grunting, or leading you right to what he wanted.
Mateo was preceded in death by his papa Lafoga Laulu Jr. Mateo is survived by his mom and dad, Malia Mei Laulu and James Victor Theorine II, his brother James (Kimo) Victor Theorine III, his grandparents, Patricia Laulu, James Victor Theorine, Annalillia Guiterrez , his aunts and uncles, Sulika (Scott) Merrell, Juan (Ann) Theorine, Rebecca (Jason Ochoa) Laulu, Perry Laulu, his cousins, Kalani Vai Laulu, Sai’peti Epomaikaimaikeakuaokalaniikeiaohanaalii Merrell, Graciann Marie Theorine and many of his extended family and friends that love him very dearly.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday, December 23, 2008 at 11 a.m. at the Price 4th – 5th Ward Building, 380 East 400 North – Price, UT. A viewing will be Monday, December 22, 2008 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Fausett Mortuary, 680 East 100 South in Price and Tuesday from 10 to 10:45 a.m. at the church prior to the services. Interment will be in the Cliffview Cemetary.

Helper Light Parade

So this weekend, we as a family, we were in the 19th Annual Helper Light Parade!!! It was really fun.

We decided to do a Cancer Awareness float and called it "This Christmas, Celebrte Life" and did it in memory of my dad.

We decorated my truck with lights, and put up a tree in the back that we decorated with the different colors of ribbons that represent the different kinds of cancer. Orange is the color that represented Leukemia, so of coarse we kinda made that color a little bit bigger and brighter!



We all also wore shirts that said "Cancer Sucks" with the girls in orange and the the boys in white. Sunny made us some bright orange scarfs and got us some reindeer antlers that lite up and sang!
It was really cold, but really fun! The little boys loved it too!