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For When I Forget

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We've had lots of fun the last few months and I want to make sure to document them.  And I'll try not to be too bitter as the weather is cooling off.  

Dinner at Grimaldi's and then watching the fountain.

Mckenzie and Emily's first swim lessons.  

Channing had swim lessons too.  It was a busy two weeks.  

This is what happens most days days after Justin gets home.

Can't forget Jett!
Mckenzie is such a chatterbox these days.  Each sentence either begins or ends with "mom".  I guess she wants to make sure I'm listening.  Her current passions are coloring, looking a her princess recipe book, and playing with the keyboard in her room.  I let her have the keyboard in her room and she wanted some really piano music to look at to do her "music lesson".  She even put some fake flowers by the keyboard.  I am sooo happy that preschool has been going well for her.  I was nervous about her bathroom problems and what would happen if she has an accident.  But so far so good!
This was shortly after her birthday.  Can you tell she liked her new present?

Justin and I got to go boating with Julia and Cameron and friends.

Camping at Warm Lake!










This was breakfast before Channing's first day of first grade.  

Oh Isaac, I love your face.



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