Life Lately

 June:

Lulu enjoying her friend's new backyard:

Welcome Summer popsicles:

Pluto wishes he had some popsicle too:

In a cool fort under the table:

Tennis lessons first thing in the morning were sometimes cold!:

This is the place:

The Zoo;

TJ fed the meerkats a cricket!: 

This is hard to tell, but the gorilla is straight down from us, eyeing Sam's oatmeal cookie and begging:

Downtown library:

DI shopping for trek clothes:

A brought his friend Boden to Cherry Hill:

Lulu and Erin enjoyed a slushy at Cherry Hill:

Last day of tennis lessons:

TJ loves this game:

They earned blizzards!:

Yard sale!:

Grandpa's birthday:

A birthday party and neighbor meetup at the park:

Lulu is ready for trek:

Progress on the living room project:

Hammer wanted to buy stuffed Oreo's and make them even more stuffed at home:

Free movie day at the theater:

We found this dead butterfly by our garage. It was a big pretty guy!:

Swimming at our friend's:

Out to eat for Dad's birthday:

TJ's artistically placed tiny leftovers made me laugh:

Red Iguana!

Tada! June is over.

Love you,

Mom

June Field Trips

Field trip to the greenhouse and then planting!

Field Trip to the Tabernacle replica, then Lulu and I volunteered:

Field Trip with our friends to Ogden! We explored the Rainbow Trail, shopped in the Rainbow Gardens, tried Mormon Muffins, and explored the river together. It was an interesting experience. We found a homeless camp, luckily it was empty, and we saw people doing drugs by and in the river. We stayed safe. After our friends left we also explored a pond in Ogden. There were lots of ducks and a path around the lake, but you were ready to go home so we didn't stay long.

Our final field trip this month was with other friends. We toured a chocolate factory! We saw how they make the chocolates through the window, watched a movie, and had some samples. It was pretty fun!

It was fun to pick out chocolates to take home at the end of the tour, and then on the way home we used our snow cone vouchers. We tried to use these another field trip day and the line was too long, plus it's far away from our house so we hadn't been back. Today there was no line. Score.

THE END!