Now that we're moved and mostly settled, we've been able to get out and do some fun summer things. The community down the road from us shows movies outside on a big screen every Friday evening, so the boys and I went and saw The Wizard of Oz. They were completely enthralled with the story and the stars that appeared once it got really dark.
We also had our friends M. and A. over for a sleepover. It was a fun night of popsicles, Twister, glow-in-the-dark bracelets, and sleeping bags. The boys have really mastered riding their bikes in our neighborhood, since the sidewalks are wide and flat. They love going to get the mail and venturing over to the park. They've also been spending plenty of time in the sprinklers.
Grandmanette, Grandpa Michael, and Great Grandma Marilyn visited last weekend. It was fun having them here, and we enjoyed good food and conversation. The grandmas and I ventured out to two great indoor flea markets and enjoyed strolling through the aisles, scoping out treasures. Marilyn found a great set of books for the boys, and they spend quite a bit of their time each day reading them.
I'm working on getting the few remaining boxes unpacked and some "troublesome" areas reorganized. I love this house and just feel so blessed to be here. Our old rental house was put up for sale on Friday and is already under contract. We're not surprised, but the new owners sure have a lot of work cut out for them to get that place updated and repaired!
We've been heart broken for the families and victims of the Aurora shooting. It was such a senseless thing. I hug my boys tighter each day and hope and pray for a safer tomorrow for them.
Getting all twisted up!
Lighting up their glow-in-the-dark bracelets
A. showing off her new treasure
Watching the Laurie Berkner Band in their sleeping bags
All wet from the sprinklers and watering our poor, dying flowers
iPad time with Grandmanette
Books with Great Grandma Marilyn
Watching their boats float down the stream at the park
They love this mini bike park
Morgan on the rim
Jacoby on the rim
Riding across the field towards our neighborhood
Our view of Longs Peak