This past weekend we enjoyed the last big outing of the summer by going "camping" (we did have a cabin with kitchen and bath...nothing fancy, but no tent). We went to the same place we went in February, but there was a lot more to do in the much warmer weather. So the boys enjoyed swimming at the "beach" and digging in the sand.
Here are the boys minus Cash watching the sunset behind the trees. They were eagerly awaiting for the sun to set so they could pull out the marshmallows and start making s'mores.
Parkes was not so thrilled about having to get so close to the fire to roast his marshmallow so I ended up doing his roasting.
Then the next day we headed out to the piers to go fishing.
This is how Cash fished. Parkes was more concerned that Cash was going to fall in the lake then wanting to hold his fishing pole.
Here's all the boys afterwords with no fish to show from the outing, but they still had fun. These five boys are going to get into all kinds of trouble growing up next door to each other. They have become more like brothers this summer spending almost every evening together.
Next we hit the pool and had fun splashing around...it was a tad bit cold for me though.
Then we walked over to the putt putt course where they had a serious game playing with clubs that were way to big and not even putters.
After a quick lunch it was off to the track to ride bikes.
Then a very happening ice cream social
And back for more bike riding where Parkes took his training wheels off, but do to his crazy steering issues the training wheels have gone back on. He is a little too concerned trying to see what everyone else is doing then focus on actually steering the bike so he spent the majority of the time riding down through the grass with his head turned back yelling, "Hap what are you doing?" "How's Sonny riding without traing wheels?". I'm a little concerned about when he turns 16. But we did get a picture that shows him riding and his crazy steering.
We've got a few weeks off until school starts back so we are going to take it easy and hopefully I will be able to utilize nap/quiet times to get a few more projects around the house done.
This past weekend we enjoyed the last big outing of the summer by going "camping" (we did have a cabin with kitchen and bath...nothing fancy, but no tent). We went to the same place we went in February, but there was a lot more to do in the much warmer weather. So the boys enjoyed swimming at the "beach" and digging in the sand.
Here are the boys minus Cash watching the sunset behind the trees. They were eagerly awaiting for the sun to set so they could pull out the marshmallows and start making s'mores.
Parkes was not so thrilled about having to get so close to the fire to roast his marshmallow so I ended up doing his roasting.
Then the next day we headed out to the piers to go fishing.
This is how Cash fished. Parkes was more concerned that Cash was going to fall in the lake then wanting to hold his fishing pole.
Here's all the boys afterwords with no fish to show from the outing, but they still had fun. These five boys are going to get into all kinds of trouble growing up next door to each other. They have become more like brothers this summer spending almost every evening together.
Next we hit the pool and had fun splashing around...it was a tad bit cold for me though.
Then we walked over to the putt putt course where they had a serious game playing with clubs that were way to big and not even putters.
After a quick lunch it was off to the track to ride bikes.
Then a very happening ice cream social
And back for more bike riding where Parkes took his training wheels off, but do to his crazy steering issues the training wheels have gone back on. He is a little too concerned trying to see what everyone else is doing then focus on actually steering the bike so he spent the majority of the time riding down through the grass with his head turned back yelling, "Hap what are you doing?" "How's Sonny riding without traing wheels?". I'm a little concerned about when he turns 16. But we did get a picture that shows him riding and his crazy steering.
We've got a few weeks off until school starts back so we are going to take it easy and hopefully I will be able to utilize nap/quiet times to get a few more projects around the house done.
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