Harper ended her school year last week. She received a super cool certificate and got to have her class picnic at Camp North Point. We sure are going to miss the proximity to the YMCA. Here are a few pictures of her class picnic:
In December of 2005, we were quickly schooled in the art of being parents. And not just your every day, run-of-the-mill, drop 'em off at the grandparents (or whom ever else will take them) parents either. We believe that in order to raise a healthy, smart, well mannered, confident child that is a pleasure to be around, you have to be knee-deep in the trenches and like it! We have a little saying - This is Harper's World...we just live in it.
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
Help!
Anyone of you know how to fix the photo thing? Drives me crazy because I cannot get them to line up! How does one "collage" them?
Memorial Day Weekend
Husband went to Montana for the weekend to raft and drink with his buddies from college/San Diego days. He has never been to that state, it has been years since he has hung out with them and well, he has earned some time to himself, so I basically shoved him out the door. Meanwhile...
Harper and I stayed home. The weather was incredible! Husband had opened the pool before he left, so we swam almost everyday. Saturday my Aunt Chris and Uncle Ron had a picnic/pig roast on the Cornell land outside of Alfred. This is a yearly event with lots of food, laughs and...a POKER RUN! Poker runs involve poker, money, four wheelers and usually plenty of mud. I love them! Harper started off the afternoon with immediately terrorizing her favorite guy (after Daddy) - Uncle Dan! He was nice enough to take her out for a little ride on his fourwheeler. I think they both loved it. Here's proof:
I am going to include a few extra photos of that day just because they crack me up.
In case you were wondering, Husband had a good time and he is now home safe. President Obama decided to go home to Chicago for Memorial Day and grounded tons of flights coming out of O'Hare. Husband had to sleep in the airport overnight and get sent to Buffalo instead of Rochester. Harper and I had to get up early Tuesday morning to pick a very tired Daddy up at the airport. But at least he is home.
Mother's Day
These are my favorite two images from all the kids playing in the playroom on Mother's Day! Seriously, they have a blast...playing with the kitchen, dressing up and having just general fun with each other. The only arguements they have usually revolves around shoes and dresses (yes, Nick too!) Harper goes NUTS when she gets to play with her cousins - it is heaven in her four year old mind. She even enjoys having Ty, who is 14, there. Brent, who is 7, still plays with her. This time, he did not join in the dress-up mayhem...although he has been known to throw on a boa and sing a tune!
Our Mother's Day celebration took place on Saturday. Dan, Bel and the boys came up and brought McKenna with them. Jim and Peg could not make it because they both had to work. I made lasagna and Dan stopped by KFC to get a bucket of chicken and a bucket of cole slaw (he loves that stuff!) I rained and was a bit chilly, but we ate on the sun porch anyway.
Overall, a great day. I am pretty sure my mom's favorite part was having all her grandkids there with her! It was mine, too :)
Our Mother's Day celebration took place on Saturday. Dan, Bel and the boys came up and brought McKenna with them. Jim and Peg could not make it because they both had to work. I made lasagna and Dan stopped by KFC to get a bucket of chicken and a bucket of cole slaw (he loves that stuff!) I rained and was a bit chilly, but we ate on the sun porch anyway.
Overall, a great day. I am pretty sure my mom's favorite part was having all her grandkids there with her! It was mine, too :)
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)