Where's your spandex?

BPD dodgeball team
The excited 8th graders that dominated the BPD.

Ryan trying to knock a poor lil' 8th grader out.

Bring it SJH staff.

Bring it on BPD.

The ref who was a lil' too serious about the tourney.

Every year, South Junior High has a dodgeball tournament to raise money for the Make A Wish Foundation. The 7th graders compete against the 8th graders. Obvioulsy the 8th graders won. Then the staff played against the police officers. The staff was all decked out in short shorts and wigs. The police dominated the staff members. Then it was best out of 3 for the championship. It was the 8th graders against the police officers. The cops won the 1st game, the 2nd was a tie, so the ref gave that game to the 8th graders, and then the cops lost the last game. The 8th graders won. They were so excited. Ryan thought they his team got robbed. It was so funny to see a bunch of adults dressed up rediculously ugly and try to kill little kids.

Put Your Hands Up

Ryan and I didn't want candy in our house, so we didn't want to take Jaxon trick or treating, but during dinner, we both wanted to dress him up for some reason. We had nowhere to go and no one to really see, so we found a few things around the house (only an officer would have) and made Jaxon be the cutest police officer ever for Halloween. We rang Ryan's parent's doorbell and ran and left Jaxon on the doorstep to get us some free goodies. We dressed him all in navy blue and put Boise Police stickers on his shirt and hat. Then Ryan had an old play gun and holster, fake cuffs, magazine holder, and his badge. We put it all on Ryan's broken belt that I fit on Jaxon. It was great. The cheapest and cutest costume.