Sunday, February 22, 2009

Hockey

Last weekend we went to Uncle Steve's hockey game. Although his team didn't win, we cheered him on and enjoyed hot chocolate and popcorn! It was Kiera's first game, and she was a bit frightened of her Godfather in all of his gear, but other than those tears we had a great time!

Trying to keep warm! Probably the only time Kiera will wear this jacket.

Super cute pictures!

Saturday, February 21, 2009

Taser, Taser, Taser

Edward got tased this week at work (not on accident). Although the department no longer requires their police officers to get tased, Edward and the other two that graduated with him decided they were all going to do it. So, of course when Edward said he got video of it, I decided everyone should have the privilege of watching. Enjoy!!!

Thursday, February 19, 2009

Graduation Party

Edward's graduation party was held on Valentine's Day (since we aren't that big in to celebrating anyways - a long story to explained at some other time). Anyways, we had a great time celebrating with lots of friends and family!

Edward's Graduation Party


We want to thank everyone for their support of Edward during the past few months.

Monday, February 16, 2009

Edward's Graduation

On Friday Feb. 13, 2009, Edward graduated from the Arizona Law Enforcement Academy! He spent 19 weeks in the physically and emotionally exhausting academy in order to best prepare him for the life of a police officer.

We are so proud of him and all he has accomplished. We love you Edward!!! Here are some of the pictures from Graduation Day. The morning we went to the academy for "Colors" and we were able to see him sworn in. It was really cool to see where he has been going for all these weeks and to see how strict his life really was at the academy.

In the evening we went to the ceremony that included his dad presenting his badge to him and his mom and I pinning it on him.

2-14-2009


The next step is field training which is 16 weeks of working one on one with another officer. Pretty much every move he makes, every report he writes, and every decision he makes will be monitored and critiqued by a training officer. Sounds like fun, huh? It will be pretty stressful, but we have no doubt that he will be incredibly successful.

Please continue to keep Edward in your prayers!