I know I've skipped July & August, but eventually they'll come. Turns out we've been busy around here.
We went to the Ripon Balloon Festival, where we enjoyed watching the balloons take off, the boys participated in the fun run, and were amazed by the parachuters coming in to land. Daniel was awarded his Bobcat at our first Cub Scout Pack Meeting, well our first pack meeting where one of the boys was the scouter, not Dewain or myself. Soccer is in full swing now and both boys are filling our evenings and enjoying the exercise. Work on the house continues, we've added some baseboard and subtracted the hideous railing. We ride our bikes to school, 3 times a day, 3 days a week. I cave and drive the other two. The two youngest boys often fall asleep on the way. Nathan got a filling and stitches (fell on the marble hearth). We canned applesauce and apple rings, and froze some apple pie filling- thanks Aunt Holly! The stake had a county fair, which we enjoyed. I got to take pictures at our ward's "photo booth," though my art definitely played second fiddle to the wonderful artwork of the backdrop. And that is all the time for today, here's hoping I don't take any more pictures this month that really should have been in this collage.
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
June in a Thousand Words
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| The Jorgensens came. We hung out at home, went bowling, visited the jelly belly factory (again), and repaired all the things that Peter broke. |
Thursday, June 3, 2010
May 2010 in a Thousand Words
Mormon Helping Hands, Mother's Day, School Play, End of School, Preschool Graduation, Tee Ball, Bouncy Gideon, Prime & Paint, Happy Birthday Auntie Liz!
Monday, May 3, 2010
April in a Thousand Words
Spring Break, visits from Grandpa, great grandparents, and Auntie Liz, growing up, playing ball, Happy Easter!
Friday, April 9, 2010
March 2010 in a Thousand Words
Tee ball anyone? We did take a day to play at the park, but our routine hasn't included much variety this month. There are some random photos as I experiment with the camera, but most have a reason to exist. If you can't figure it out, feel free to post a comment/question.
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