Mark was trying to get some yardwork done (with kids in tow) before a downpour. He didn't make it. Neither did the kids. Thankfully, they had the shed to seek shelter in.
This is how best friends hang out. Love seeing Ceili Rain and Megan (on the right) finally playing together (they spent most of their babyhood crying whenever they were beside each other).
Big kids at testing. Little kids got to hang out with mama. I tried to plan something fun each of the three days. We hit a local park and discovered they had installed a playground section for all kids. My kids loved it!
This is what happens when a baby comes to visit. Our neighbor, A, asked us to watch her 3 year old and "wittle" baby. Of course, my kids did not have a problem watching a baby.
Rite of passage. Ace is now one of our grass cutters.
We went to a home school conference in May and the week before, I realized somebody needed to learn to sit still. Let blanket training commence.
Our conversation about the glasses goes like this.
Me: Bryant your glasses are on upside down buddy.
Bryant: But dey hurt my nose the other way. See? Dey don't hurt anymore.
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