Tuesday, July 24, 2018

Summer Adventures

Lorelei assisting with a science project.
Library Programs
We are so appreciative of the many library programs offered throughout the summer.
















Checking out a porcupine

Making Wishes

Roller Rink
We headed to the roller rink for the school yearbook signing party. It was a great chance to see classmates mid-summer.

Lorelei and Jaedynn

Noah, Makin, Robyn and Luke

Brady, Jaedynn, Mallory and Lorelei

Farm In The City
Back in February at the school auction we bid (silent auction) on the prize "Visit to the Smith's Farm In The City" per Lorelei's request and won. Between the two busy schedules, we didn't get our visit until July. The baby chicks were no longer babies, but the kids had fun holding them anyway! :)



They also wanted to till the garden and planted some seeds. 
They painted pots and planted flowers in each. The Smiths also set up a game of horseshoes for us to play with them. The kids had such a great time! As we drove away Makin said, "That was a great day!"



Ice Cream
Its not summer without a little extra ice cream! The kids had been asking about Rolling Ice Cream for a while so we put it on the summer bucket list. It was a unique experience and they really loved how fancy the ice cream looked.












Bowling
We enjoyed bowling with friends.












Pool Time
You know how much we love our pool time!

Going-Into-4th Pool Party


Aquatic Center - we met friends here but didn't get a pic


Going-Into-2nd Pool Party

Lorelei and Reagan

(Poolside ;) ) Sunglasses Selfie
And of course we couldn't miss one of our favs because of the wave rider, Jack Carter Pool




Books
Along with fitting in plenty of time for reading this summer, we fit in one more book club. We chose Little House In The Big Woods because one of my friends had always wanted to put together stations for the kids to go through from this time period. I mean seriously. Two moms put together the stations, one of them hosted it at her house, another mom led the discussion. What an amazing group of women. Of course, the girls absolutely loved it. What a memory to go with their book!

One of L's favorites, cross stitch.

Grinding corn, then turning it into tortillas.
It was like a cooking show where you have the next step ready to go...they didn't grind the corn that long!

Making corn husk dolls. 
Washing Clothes


Making Paper Dolls



Movie
We watched Ferdinand in the theater. They offer movies throughout the summer for $1. Such a treat!

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