Monday, May 31, 2010
Nostalgic Summer
Summer is here - well, unofficially, but traditionally. I'm feeling nostolgic. Sometimes I wish my kids could experience summers in the country like I did growing up - swimming in the lake every day, walking down country roads and big trees to climb. The suburbs have their advantages, but it feels stifling to me today.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Picnic and Field Day
Wind all day long, but we were thankful that it slowed down to a breeze for our homeschool group's picnic and field day this afternoon. We are all exhausted, but the kids had a grand time.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Monday, May 17, 2010
Friday, May 7, 2010
Green, Green Grass
Ahhh . . . we finally have grass in our back yard! It is so nice to look out and see green instead of brown.
The landscapers arrived to install 4,000 sq. ft. of sod after they laid the sprinkler system. We are grateful for the sod certificates that we got from the builder. We still have the side yard to finish up as the free sod didn't cover the entire yard, but it is almost done.
The landscapers arrived to install 4,000 sq. ft. of sod after they laid the sprinkler system. We are grateful for the sod certificates that we got from the builder. We still have the side yard to finish up as the free sod didn't cover the entire yard, but it is almost done.
Monday, May 3, 2010
Confirmation Party
Our cousin had her confirmation at their Lutheran church yesterday. Thomas Edison was feeling sick, so I took the three others and DH stayed home with Thomas.
It was a very nice service and I pray that it will always be remembered by Cousin "Kitty". She is a sweet girl and has great potential.
We had a fun time and some good food at Aunt Bird's house.
It was a very nice service and I pray that it will always be remembered by Cousin "Kitty". She is a sweet girl and has great potential.
We had a fun time and some good food at Aunt Bird's house.
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Living History Day
We attended another Living History Day with Vision Heirs. It was a brisk, and occasionally, snowy day but we kept warm with coats and hats. We lingered at the blacksmith's station to soak up the warmth of the fire. We discovered things that I didn't know about the Revolutionary War times AFTER we declared our independence in 1776.
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