Tuesday, July 29, 2008
First Day of School
Yesterday was Julia's first day of third grade, and today Collin went to his first day of first grade. They looked so cute!! I can't believe that I'm home all day with only Anthony now. It's a little strange to think about Collin not being here for part of the day.
Lake Powell
All three of the kids slept in one of the basement bedrooms. We turned them sideways on the bed and then they all fit on it together. We thought they were so cute. Every night we'd look in after they were all asleep just to look at them.
Here's us swimming in the lake. It's one of my favorite things to do and the kids loved it. It's also probably the best wasy to stay cool in the afternoon. We did get a little sunburnt, but only on our shoulders, and it really wasn't too bad.
Shawn and Collin built this sandcastle one night. Collin loves to build. He's sitting in the "swimming pool."
I put more individual pictures of each of the kids on their own blogs, so if you want to go take a look, feel free.
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
A more recent picture
Ok, so I finally downloaded some pictures off my camera. Yes, I need to do this more. In fact, I need to take more pictures. Here is one of my kids from Lauren's wedding. I thought Julia just looked beautiful and the boys are so handsome.
Wednesday, July 2, 2008
Ah, Summer...
My kids are finally out of school for the summer--if you can call it that. Precisely 27 days isn't exactly the summer I remember as a kid. That's what you get from year-round school. We are even going to Lake Powell for a week of that measely little 27 days, so my kids have about 2 1/2 weeks of true summer. Then they go back to shool for 9 weeks before another three week break.
Hopefully, we can use the little time we have to do a few fun things. Like today we're going to make little scrapbooks for them to color or write stories in. Tomorrow, hopefully, we're going to run through the sprinklers.
Hopefully, we can use the little time we have to do a few fun things. Like today we're going to make little scrapbooks for them to color or write stories in. Tomorrow, hopefully, we're going to run through the sprinklers.
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