For Elliot
And Lorelei,
It means, no more mornings alone…
For Tucker
and Truman,
it means goodbye to their beloved teachers, and dreaming of the next grade up!!
For me, it means all my children are at home! How I love having them near and having adventures with them! 
It was time to give this beloved treehouse a little paint/touch up! Amazing what a coat of stain will do!
From Field Day, I didn’t get any pictures of the older two (the reason why I was there helping!), but I couldn’t not post this picture.
Sometimes it’s hard to be a big brother, especially when you don’t want to share your pretzels!
Look at those skills…
I am a horrible hula hooper, so it’s fun to see the boys, 🙂
Cleaning the graves,
The Greene and Phillips Grandkids on the graves,
(This picture makes me laugh with Grandpa in the background cleaning the graves….Ha!)
A few of the graves we ‘decorated’
My Aunt Jenny
Grandma Greene
My Great Grandpa and Great Grandma
The kids are still learning the proper ‘etiquette’, and really wanted to play tag on top of the grave stones. But it was fun to go to the graves and hear/share our favorite stories about them 🙂
I appreciate a weekend to remember our ancestors, and take time to remember them, and the gifts they have given to me and my family.
And a movie…
Summer, Summer, Summer. How we love you!
With my Sweet Heart! 🙂
So fun just to be the two of us. How I love my Eternal Companion.
With Grandpa Phillips…
And a good time was had by all 🙂
The day after the copper mine, was the big boys Dance Festival at School!
Tucker danced to ‘Anything you can do, I can do better’.
He’s wearing the shorts and the white shoes, and did a fantastic job!
Truman danced to Mary Poppins,
Chim, Chimeney and
did a fantastic Job as well! (He’s in the tan shorts!)
Grandpa Phillips was still visiting, and was able to see the dancing! 🙂
And of course, Lorelei and Elliot loved it.
And here’s a picture of the kids coming home pushing the stroller…
