Sometimes this is what breakfast looks like at our house.
Chloe got this pet pig from the dentist. She named her Lavoda, the most creative name she has come up with, by far.
Playing in the back yard
Rex reading Mike's scuba book.
Mike was having a man date, so the kids and I went and got frozen yogurt.
Rex got coconut aka white icecream.
Chloe got chocolate peanut butter and cake batter ice cream accompanied by every topping possible.
This week I have been super productive: Dri and I got the baby quilt designed, cut and pieced. I made two dresses for Chloe. Finally Dri and I canned 54 jars of peaches and apples. It was a good week. Chloe told me she was impressed with my factory skills while I was sewing her dress. She is so cute.
Rex was extremly stoked about his socks and sandals. We love the north west.
We got lemon cucumbers from our garden. Rex was excited and ate his with cheese.
We kayaked to Sunny side beach and played with the Pearsons.
Train
There was the most beautiful sunset. In fact, Rex came over and grabbed my arm and said, "There is the most beautiful sunset. It's very beautiful. Want to come look?" We went, and it was the most beautiful sunset.
Translation: No boys allowed in the club but Rex and Big Boy Alex Silly can come in. Big Boy Alex Silly is Rex's stuffed dog. I love six year old phonetic writing.
I love how Rex internalized information. This week he told me, "My neck is hurting because I don't have any water, I peed it out." I am thirsty didn't suffice. Last week he told me he needed water because he was dehydrated. After he got a drink he told me he was hydrated. At least he gets how these things work.
Strawberry thumbs.
Chloe made Rex a rocket ship and her a cat...named Pearl. She later added on whiskers with a sharpie.
Pacific Lutheran University.
Swimming with the Leavitt's and Roemhildts.
Dinner with the Roemhildts. As the Dads are away the kids and Mommys will play.
Dyslexic anyone?
Rex was super proud because he built his model like the card.
Lazy kids for a "walk" with Dad Sunday afternoon, as Mom observes a day of rest.
