The Toy Box

While Jake and I were at the park, Jason and some friends from work were setting the trusses on the Toy Box. What started out as a little idea for a shed, has turned into quite the building.

Park Day!

Jake just loves playing at the park, so when we woke up to a nice sunny day, we decided to head to the park to meet his buddy Isaac.

T-Ball Time!

T-Ball season has started up again and Tatum couldn't be happier. She even has a couple friends from her class on her team.

This year they get to try to hit a few pitches from the coach first, then if needed they'll bring out the tee. Tatum has been doing awesome.

Running the bases.

Just killin' time . . .Arghh!

While waiting for Cambrie to finish her piano lesson, Tatum pulled out my camera and started taking pictures.

Now it's time for some funny faces.

Theyre getting so big!

Here are our ducks and they are growing soo fast.
We've been taking them out to swim in the creek and now they are out with the chickens.

I-D-A-H-O

Cambrie's friend from Utah sent her a letter from school. They have been reading the book Flat Stanley and wanted to send him to all sorts of different places. We needed to take a picture with Stanley in special place. We decided to jump in the car and hurry to The Spud before dark. The kids were so excited.

Here is Cambrie with Stanley.
These socks are Cambrie's new favorite. They are knee hi striped toe socks. Can't get much better than that.

Tater and Jake wanted to jump in the picture too.

Giving the big THUMBS UP!

We did a little research about our great state to send back to Kenidee's class. We put in some huckleberry flavored gummi bears for the class to try too. It was really a lot of fun.

Good Grades Dinner

I'm lacking in pictures, but this term for their good grades I let the girls pick whatever they wanted to do. They chose to make their own dinner. They each received an American Girl Cookbook in their Easter Basket and wanted to try out some of the recipes.
Cambrie made Volcano Potatoes, a Luau Smoothie and ham slices.

I don't have any pictures of Tatum's recipes, but she made strawberries and cream. It was really fun and I loved that being able to make their own dinner was a reward for them. How can I keep this thought process going?