At the reception there was lots of dancing.
A little Hokey Pokey…
A little macarena…
Limbo time…
I couldn’t take too many pictures then there wouldn't have been any time for me to dance.
And a toast to the bride and groom.
At the reception there was lots of dancing.
A little Hokey Pokey…
A little macarena…
Limbo time…
I couldn’t take too many pictures then there wouldn't have been any time for me to dance.
And a toast to the bride and groom.
I will never use cardboard costumes again. Here is why, they aren’t comfortable, the kids can’t move in them or see in them, and we (Jeff or I) wind up carrying them (wearing them).
Here is a little glimpse:
Here are some pictures of the boys. Kenzie refused to wear her cardboard costumes.
Me: Kenzie, did you cut the bottom of the toothpaste tube off?
Kenzie: Yes
Me: Please tell me why.
Kenzie: I thought there was some toothpaste left in the bottom of the tube so I wanted to check. And I needed some.
I had no words.
On the evening after the first day of school we ate sandwiches for dinner at my aunt & uncles beach house. It's tradition for my parents to do this (my mom's a principal). They usually eat on the beach, but the views from the house are spectacular especially when the sun is setting. It was a beautiful night, crisp and clear. Here they are on the hammock.
Koah was not a big fan of the hammock… sitting on the hammock would mean he would have to stop moving for 30 seconds… and I knew that wasn’t happening.
He would rather climb the railing of the deck 4 stories high.
We were eating our dinner when my mom spotted something in the ocean. Dolphins and lots of them. It was as if they were performing for us. They were everywhere. I have seen a school of dolphins swim past as I am sitting on the beach. This was different. They weren't swimming past. They were circling right out in front of us. Some were even jumping out of the water. Jeff tried to capture a few pictures. It’s not great a pic but it is the best we got. It was an unexpected treat.