May we wrapped up school and all that entails.
Facetime is such a blessing for Grandparents who live far away.
We went down to Alpine for Tom's retirement celebration. He's officially a free man.
The apple blossoms on the trees bloom every spring and it's just breath taking. We set up the hammocks one Sunday and took naps under the buzzing bees. That was a perfect moment.
Our duckies and chickies are getting bigger!
Boone did 1st grade at Bridger Elementary in the Spanish Immersion program. We've decided not to send him there next year and move him back over to Heritage. We'll see if he gets into the Spanish Immersion program over there, but more than likely he won't. But we've decided that okay. He grew so close to his buddy Lincoln Maughan. That's the only thing I'll miss about Bridger because the Maughan's are staying over there.
I looked out the window one afternoon at these little garden fairies picking the dandelion from the grass. They know they can't pick the spring flowers but daddy told them they could pick as many dandelions as they'd like. I love my little girls.
The boys went on a father/son's campout. So we had a campout in the living room.
Marae learned how to ride a bike. She saw someone her age riding without training wheels and so she went out to Mason and said, "I'm ready to learn how to ride." She wasn't kidding! She took off on the first try! Way to go Rae!!!
Look mom! I found my CTR ring! She's also winking at the camera.
Last day of 1st grade.
Mrs. Marchant and Maestra Reeder and Boone's pinata that he helped make.
After the last day we had a water party to celebrate the start of summer.
We bought a double seater kayak (per mommy's request) and took it out for a spin on Bear Lake. It's fun!
Marae's last day of school.
Mother's Day.
The saga of the raccoon... he pushes the garage door open each night that we forget to bolt it and eats all the cat food. He's become a family friend.... that I'm afraid of.
Father/Son's campout.
We finished the sandbox portion of the playhouse. The kids love it! Everytime we go to Bear Lake we will get a big load of the soft sand and bring it home.
