Yup. F again. These were the summer games fireworks that are one of the best parts of summer. Yay!
Sunday, June 16, 2013
S is for s'mores
We love S'mores topped with ice cream, and this was the perfect way to welcome Daddy back home after he had been gone for a week for work.
W is for wash tub baths
After these crazy kids went completely hog wild in a mud puddle in the back yard, there was no way we were letting them set foot in the house until they had washed off all the mud. So we filled the metal washtub with warm, soapy water and bathe them all in the back yard.
M is for Machines!!!!
M is for Mud Mania!!
M is for Mud Mania! This all started out as an innocent little mud puddle. That got bigger. And became a playground that none of our kids could resist. Will we ever get this situation cleaned up? I have no idea but they had a blast playing in the slippery slidey goopy gloppy mud.
L is for Lemonade stands!
Every summer we have to give a nod to Mckinleys entrepreneurial genius and host a lemonade stand. This year Mckinley was so excited to sell her lemonade to everyone in the neighborhood that she started yelling to all of our neighbors to help with the advertising. 3 pitchers of country time later Kinley was raking in the loot. She made a killing and came out 7 dollars richer. As a side note, Dolce was the sometimes uncommitted business partner and at one point during the lemonade stand she came running in the house screaming and crying because a stranger was riding up the street on his bike and she was afraid he might buy some lemonade. Stranger danger is top priority at our house. Even above customer service. Haha!
G is for Guys night out!!
a couple of weeks ago, Rome got to go to Fathers and sons! It was his first campout ever and I think I was more excited about it than anyone. I knew he would love it even though he's only 2 years old. He was a little confused about having his blankey and jammies packed up and put in the car with all of the camping gear and he was a little scared when he realized that I wasn't coming with him. But once he and his Dad and Uncle Johnny got on the road, he never thought once about his mommy or sisters until he got home the next day. It was actually a little bit cold and the girls at home were worried about him camping, but David said that he played really hard and slept like a log. He especially loved throwing rocks in the pond and having his Daddy all to himself.
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