Swimming-
The GAP at Gauche Park.



Our Neighbors pool.



Swimming with the Horton's & the Stanford's.
The girls table.
Throughout the summer we had the great privilege of connecting with some old friends. The Stanford's were visiting for the summer while Scott is deployed and the Horton's traveled down from Gridley. At least once a week, we would try to schedule a park day or a swimming day.
Just the mommies got away one evening for a dinner by themselves.


Friends-
Throughout the summer Hailey and Keagan were able to have a couple of sleepovers with friends. I don't have any photos of the boys because frankly, I can't keep up with them. The girls on the other hand stick to one activity for a longer period of time.




Cousins-
Uncle Josh babysat the kids a few times this summer. He took the kids bowling,
cooked them a big breakfast, gave violin lessons, played games, and just spent quality time with each of them. Thank you Uncle Josh! We are going to miss you!
These cousins are just plain silly.
Hailey has made a couple of good friends at church which we are super excited to see.
cooked them a big breakfast, gave violin lessons, played games, and just spent quality time with each of them. Thank you Uncle Josh! We are going to miss you!

We had a super fun time playing with our out-of-state cousins, Mya and Zeke.
Church BBQ at the GAP-

There's always room for a little belly swimming.
Oh yes, it can happen when the whole family is aboard.
The GRAND FINALE!!!
The last week of our summer vacation Keagan traded his quad for a motorcycle with another 8 year old boy at the firehouse. The trade was only going to be for one week. Keagan sure was excited. But I have to tell all you mothers to trust your motherly intuition. You see, Keagan has a history of injuring himself in the way of stitches or head concussions the last week of school or the week before school starts. I asked Brian, "Are you sure we are not shooting ourselves in the foot with the timing of this trade?" He assured me that he would make Keagan take it slow.
On the third day into this trade, Brian thought it would be a good idea for Hailey to give it a try. She was eager to learn...or should we say a little too eager. She made it 3 ft. from Brian at a speed of 2 miles an hour before her knee met up with the gravel driveway. OUCH!!! Her knee split open 3 inches long and 1 inch wide all the way to her patella. She never cried! She made it through the Urgent Care visit with 5 external stitches and several internal, dis solvable stitches. After 4 days on crutches and pain meds she is hobbling around quite well. Her stitches come out on Thurs.
1 comment:
First of all, you need to WARN people about the bloody knee! Turned my stomach! Not sure what I'm going to do if (or when rather) one of my kids has a serious injury. I guess I'll call Brian...just like everyone else does! :)
Hailey, you're such a great big sis. A bday pary for the dollies was such a sweet idea. LOVED IT!
Hope you all have a great 1st day at school!
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