Sunday, July 26, 2009

A day at Wildcat Lake (Bishop Gent's house)

Monroe on a tire swing

Clara sleeping

Clara

Eve on a tire swing

Clara

Clara & Eve

Sunday, July 19, 2009

First Harvest!




Today we went out and cut what what ready. We only have a few left to save for zucchini bread and Zucchini lasagne!! MmmMMmM Daddy is famous for his bread!

Thursday, July 9, 2009

Daddy and Clara/Father's day campout




It's been a while since I've posted. Here's a few cute pictures. Daddy and Clara chewing her hands. When she does it Josh does it too and she looks at him like, "Uhhh... Hi". And then here's a picture of when we went to visit Rick and Ivy at Belfair State Park to have a Father's day dinner.

Monday, June 15, 2009

Ice cream truck.


Well, here is what was in a bowl with the rocks that Eve and Monroe were trying to get ice cream with. It was so cute, I'm trained to know that the kids will run to me in a mad panic when they hear the ice cream truck. But they didn't, so I went out there and they have like 30 pennies with the both of them pointing to the kinds of ice cream they wanted at the truck. It was the sweetest thing ever! (Then of course, they dumped it in the pool... of course right? Doesn't everyone keep their pennies in their pool?) My kids are so innocent and adorable. (Just like their mother!) ha

Saturday, June 13, 2009

Our pumpkin, zucchini, and yellow squash portions of our garden.
Our green bean portion of the garden.

Monroe & Clara takin a nap

Monroe helping Daddy make sandwiches for a friends baby shower.

Clara takin a nap

Saturday, May 23, 2009

Seeds sprouting!!







Here's some pictures of our vegetable garden. Last year ours was the talk of the neighborhood. I planted later this year but our seeds are starting to come up. We planted zucchini, yellow squash, green beans, and pumpkins. I'm pretty excited about it being summer and being outside more. We enjoy our little community and being good friends with most of the neighbors. Good thing aint it? I'll post pictures again when they grow more and a magnifying glass isn't required to see them.