Sunday Fun

Today Keith had drill so I took the kids to church by myself. But as I was getting Lily ready I stumbled upon a dress that my dad bought for Lily the last time he was in Korea with the military, and we have been waiting for her to grow into. It was so cute. And she knew she was a princess today and was so worried about getting her pretty pink dress dirty.

I have finally gotten the A OK to borrow my father in laws bike and start riding it to work. I am so excited. Riding it is addicting. And it is a big bonus that it is such a pretty bike.

The world according to Lily

While I was uploading the pictures from the camera I found a bunch of random pictures that Lily had taken when I was at work a few days ago. I thing they are great because, for one they are not too bad considering they were taken by a 3 year old. And secondly, she only took pictures of things that she liked, or meant something to her. I have to say I am very impressed by my little prodigy.

This is also the last time we have seen Keiths keys.

Keith doing dishes

Maggie, our huge horse of a dog.


Sam just chillin in his swing.

Samuel's first camping trip

So this weekend we went camping with a few friends, Vairin, Marie and Elsa Wall, John Powell and his girlfriend Danielle. And Scott Silver and Crystal. I was so much fun.

We made Lily some binoculars out of toilet paper rolls. She thought it was the coolest thing to try to spot animals with them.

Sam being so cute. He takes after his daddy and loves camping.

4th of July

I love the 4th of July. BBQ'S and fireworks, what else do you need in life? This 4th, Keith taught me how to ride a motorcycle. And holy cow it's addicting. We rode all the way to Alpine and back. It was amazing, but my arms are now burnt like a crispy critter. I think the best part was when Keith had to sneeze while his face sheild was down, not a good idea. I laughed so hard I thought I was going to fall off my bike. Later we did fire works at Keiths parents. Lily liked to watch, but was not so thrilled about the sparklers. Her special job was to pick what firework we lit next. she took it very seriously. She had to examine the box carefully before making her choice. Sam loved the fireworks. He would cry every time we stopped to light another one, and would giggle the whole time it was going. it was so much fun.