Saturday, August 1, 2009
I Love a Rainy Night!
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Future Scientist
Caleb is determined to be a scientist when he grows up. Here are some pics of us doing some experiments over the summer.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Go Caleb Go!
Sunday, July 5, 2009
the 4th
The fireworks were held at an outdoor theater in Vista.
Sunday, June 28, 2009
One of the Greatest Places on Earth...
Eli spent much of his time hunting lions with various plastic knives. Here is his hunter's face.
Mom & Eli. He insisted on this life jacket. Preferred it over the sissy blue and gray one.
Evenings were spent sitting around the fire talkin' story and listening to the guitar.
Ryan loves to fish and is passing that love on to Caleb.
The score for catching fish on the 1st day was:
Caleb - 1 Ryan - 0
Ryan
April
Somehow nobody got any pictures of me doing my sweet jumps!
Go Grandpa!
Go Grandma!
Crazy cousin fun!
Caleb & Eli spent so much time up on the top of the houseboat doing attack/dance moves to the Superhero cd that their cousins brought.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
We Love Dad!
He really wanted a gift "crafted from the natural surroundings at the lake."
Last year's saltdough paper weights were cool, but what else can you make from rocks and water?
So, I went to LeeLee's International Market and got some of his favorite items from Japan and Colombia.
Friday, June 12, 2009
Some good times...
But, there have been some really good times too.
I'm determined not to get so caught up with sadness that I don't recognize the goodness.
Here are some of the good times...
What a DAD!
Summer is here. That means Mom has to be a little more creative to keep little minds and hands busy. Here are the boys with their edible (equal parts peanut butter & marshmallow cream) playdough creations.
At Caleb's school (Montessori) they have a "Celebration of Life" ceremony on their birthday. The child walks around a calendar on the floor while holding a globe. They walk around once for each year of their life and tell the class something that happened to them each year.
Last week, Eli walked into his primary class at church, looked around the room, and said, "I have bigger muscles than all of them!"
Lately Eli has been really into showing his muscles. He often asks for snacks or sugar. When I tell him, "no" he will respond, "But Mom, eating gets my muscles big, so I have to eat!"
He is also showing off his rash due to an allergic reaction to an antibiotic.
(Notice Ryan in the background.)
We get this ad in the mail ever few weeks.
The first time I thought it must have been a joke. But, we keep getting it!
It makes my day everytime! We planted a garden this spring and are now enjoying the fruits of our labor!
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