It has been such a gorgeous day. The weather was in the upper 70’s, with the exception of a couple of rain showers, it was sunny and warm all day.
That means the kids spent a large portion of the day outside. Bikes came out of the garage. Sidewalk chalk was out front. Their little lawn chairs are on the patio.
The sprinkles of rain also made the already wet ground perfect for playing the dirt and mud.
And, that is exactly what Navy did. Continue reading
Hard to believe that the school year is out for the summer.
Navy finished kindergarten and will be moving on to first grade in the fall. He had a great year and is making strides in reading.
Lily is done with fourth grade. This year had been a bit of a struggle because more of the work required Lily to stay organized to get her assignments and work turned in on time. Her teacher gave us some great advice so that won’t be an issue in fifth grade.
I can’t believe that we’ll be gearing up for First Grade and Fifth Grade in the fall. However, we still have summer!
So many fun and exciting things are going to be happening soon, and we’re going to enjoy it while we have a break from school!
Meet Squeaky, the newest member of our family.
Squeaky was a barn kitten who was orphaned after his mother was hit by a car. We offered to adopt him knowing that he would need some extra care as he’s only about 5 weeks old.
We’ve given him the random birthday of April 19, 2017 so he will have a real birthday next year.
The kids are absolutely smitten with him. Both kids have been loving on him since we got home. He’s been so sad and fussy, but I’m hoping that with some TLC and consistent feedings, that he’ll adjust to his new surrounds soon.
Our family has decided to venture into the LuLaRoe business.
Considering the investment, it took several months of thought and planning just to decide this was the right decision for our family. Unlike my Thirty-One adventure, I’ve put a lot of time into this, as well as developing a business plan.
We have all of the supplies purchased. Now, we are just waiting for the call…
After missing a game and a few practices because his arm was in a splint, Navy was happy to finally be able to play baseball again.
As a rookie, he spends more time in the outfield and bats near the end of the line-up. Continue reading
Minivan Mayhem 