Anthony Booth: Born and raised in Waukegan, Illinois, avid hockey player/coach/fan, great father and husband, goofy, spontaneous, exciting guy.Kelsey Booth: Born in Texas, raised in New Orleans, Louisiana and Springville, Utah, lover of cooking, cake decorating, being a mom, learning, reading and writing, is continuously working on improving her crafty skills and hoping to get a chance to work on her hockey skills.
Alexandra Booth: Born in Provo, Utah, lover of sucking her thumb, Baby Einstein, smiling, laughing, jumping, exploring and watching hockey, prefers climbing up slides to going down and knows she is the cutest toddler in the world.
Chris Civitella: Born in Elmhurst, Illinois, raised in Tucson, Arizona (520), born amazing and has somehow become even more amazing over the past 18 years, sports baby blue laces in his hockey skates, loves spending time with Babyboo Drew, lover of his new cell phone, enormous cz earrings, country music and shirst that are one size too small.
Andrew Cassano: Born in San Mateo, California, raised in Tucson, Arizona, enjoys looking fresh, shoes, rap music, fly hats and a nice tall tee from time to time. Wants to be the next big white rapper when he grows up (actually, he would have to be the first, there has never been a 'big' white rapper), a model for LRG and an NHL All Star on the side. Lover of rainbows, unicorns, walks on the beach (or snow in WI), grazing corn fields and brownies.
Kevin Boylan: Born in Royal Oak, Michigan, raised in Mason, Ohio, works daily to achieve his goal of becoming a street bum when his parents refuse to support him anymore, enjoys online high school (many thanks to Sam's air Rock Band), lover of contraband animal crackers, Under Armor, robo cop shin pads, Alex Ovechkin, Barack Obama and Skull Candy headphones.
2 comments:
I feel like I know you all better already!
I'm impressed! You are letting 3 big hockey boys live with you. My mom always hated it but I thought it was fun and still consider one of the boys that stayed with us as my "brother". You can really make a difference in the lives of those kids. Your blog is cute by the way! You finally just have to start writing and not worry about perfection. I like the way you write too, your Wal-mart story and traveling adventures were funny. Any mom can relate ;)
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