Me and my Peeps

Monday, July 18, 2016

Jer's phone

The disadvantage of having kids growing up is that then you start splitting into big kid and little kid activities. Then I can't take pictures of the goings on... but luckily my husband knows me and knows I want pictures... Ada and him went hiking with a lot of the cousins on Timp last week. And he took pictures. These are some of the pictures off his phone. Ada and him went up to the lake. It's between an 11 and 12 mile hike. She did amazing, she was exhausted and sore, but she did great.

Seth LOVES trains. He especially loved Grandpa running his trains before he took out the second bridge to work on. That man is very artistic. I love the details he puts into things.

Girl in heaven.

Aunt Becca and Ada

Grandpa, Uncle James, another Uncle James, Aunt Amy, Aunt Becca, Joseph, Aunt Emily, Uncle Ben, Eli, Sophie, Harrison, Ada, Jonathan, Mariah, Henry, James and Aubrey. (Jer behind the camera).

Look at this girl!

Saturday, July 9, 2016

Hungry hungry hippos

This was such a fun activity. We all took turns and played human hungry hungry hippo. It was fun and it was harder to push people around then to use ropes, but ropes wouldn't have worked on the drive way I think. The kids really got it well. They all loved having turns being the hippos.

Fireworks

Aunt Margaret filled water balloons. The kids had a fun time throwing them at each other.

Maisy and Rocky

Seth and Ian are all boy.... wheels and ramps.

Sam wanted to use his new blanket. It was cute to see this crew hanging out on it. Sam, Rocky, Eli and Evelyn.

These guys had a blast with the skittles game. It sounded like fun.

4th of July

Evelyn, Mariah, Maisy

Mariah shared her adopted bird with all the kids. There was always a big group on the deck around the bird cage. It's pretty funny.

Sam and Graham.

Organizers. Grandpa is such a good man. He's always trying to make sure that everyone has what they need... from enough food to listening to the grandchildren with an adult manner. I know it can't be easy to be there for everyone all the time, but he's doing great.