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| The cousins spent a day with us on their way through town |
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| It's quite difficult to get a picture of 6 kids |
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| So you remember that I've mentioned the zip line behind our house? |
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| They waited until I went inside and put Luke in there. Stinkers! |
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| David doesn't let Kimmy out of his sight. |
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| Bros. |
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| Carrie is 7, heading to 2nd grade |
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| Flames still too high for S'mores |
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| Perfect! |
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| Blurry, but captures the joy of sparklers |
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| Post haircut, waiting for the parade |
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| Lucky to find a spot big enough for her chair on the street. |
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| Have you ever tried to get a 12 month old to sit and watch a parade? |
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| Much too busy for that! |
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| Only at a parade are you allowed to stand in the street and eat candy off the ground (thrown by participants) |
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| Boys |
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| Going to sound cheesy, but the parade makes me cry. Something about our country and the feel of community and hope. |
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| I took Katy and David to see fireworks for the first time with their friend Rachel. |
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| They caught fireflies while they waited, which was just as exciting as the fireworks themselves. |
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| A rare moment in his chair. They were SO rambunctious that I was worried they were bothering the people around us. They jumped around dancing and shrieking like crazy. |
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| Didn't take long to figure out the best way to view them. Hope you also had a fantastic 4th! |
1 comment:
I love Katy's romper! (We used to call them sun-suits and I had one with ice cream cones on it that I LOVED when I was a kid.)
Also, Luke on the zip line is hilarious/terrifying! I bet he loved it...
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