Aaron at Wheeler Farm

As you can tell, most of these were taken when he didn't know.

Thanks for the valentine jackets grandma and grandpa!

Lily and her crazy face.

Pumpkin Patch

This past weekend was beautiful weather. Friday afternoon (after the dishwasher repairman finally finished up--Hooray for automatic dishwashers!!) we met up with Teri and the kids to choose some pumpkins. After getting all the pumpkins a wheelbarrow could hold (sadly, I was too busy making sure it didn't tip over to get a picture of the boys trying to push it), we stayed and let the kids climb all over the tractors and go through the "maze" (really, there was only one path--it was free, what did I expect?). I was amazed how much the kids loved climbing on the tractors. But I didn't mind. It was nice to be warm in the sun, and just chat away while the kids played.

Pictures from Aaron's visit to Denver

Aaron's birthday gift was finally realized last weekend. We arranged a trip for him (and only him!) to fly out to Denver to visit Ryan and Mary Kay. He took his camera, but of course took no pictures. I'll post them when I get some from Ryan.

From what I can tell they totally spoiled him and kept him busy all weekend long, including trips to an alpine slide, corn maze, and cirque du soleil!

He came back Monday morning (he had no school that day). That night he went to bed at 6:30 and slept allll night. Talk about party til you drop!

Aaron turned 10. Yikes! For his present he is going to fly to Denver (solo!) to visit my brother for a weekend in October. He had a small party--we just took some of his friends swimming.

Dropping the boys at camp

After an hour and a half in the car, the kids were ready to get out and see what this Camp Roger thing was all about. We got a brief tour of the grounds, then had some yummy hamburgers. Aaron and Carter were so excited and decided to bunk across from each other on the top bunks in their cabin. Maybe they'll flash secret codes with their flash lights. :)

See you Friday night Aaron! Have a great time!

The 4th grade at Aaron's school did a "Rock Concert." They actually really sang about rocks.

Guitar Hero

Lily was taking pictures and wanted me to take some.