Friday, June 15, 2012

Sunday, May 27th, Farewell Day

Super Girl and Mr. P
 Well, Saturday may have been cold, dark and rainy but Sunday stayed true to it's name sake and the sun came out.  It wasn't really hot but it was warmer than the day before.

Nana J. and Aunt Ashleigh provided the morning's diversion for the kids with some really cool coloring books.  These pages had some kind of really cool metallic paint on some area's of the picture and then you colored the rest of the picture.  It was great fun.





Mighty Mojo


We have more fun with this little guy (on the right) he is just a chuckle.  Don't you love those jammies?  An for a kid who never used a Binki much he has become thoroughly attached to that thing in a very short amount of time much to mom Kristin's chagrin.








And what is better than making a tent out of the air mattresses we slept on?

Super Guy #2 and Super Gir














Mr. P
Mr. P treated us all to a concert prior to Sacrament meeting.  He really is very good much to his proud, macho father's chagrin.  A violin playing soccer player (he is a speed demon and deadly as a forward), who would have thought?





6 future missionaries
Aunt Ashleigh giving even the youngest a try

Mr. T will be introduced to the cello next year.
Mighty Mojo and Uncle Spencer's phone.


























Ashleigh has the patience of Job.  She let them all try it out.










This guy is due for the cello next year.  He, however, will be the football player, because he is an animal at wrestling or anything physical.

You don't want to be in his way when he puts his head down and gets up a full head of steam!







Even the 27 month old toddler uses technology.  Between us 14 (8 adults and 6 children) in the house that weekend there were;
8 iPads
7 iPhones (and Papa Rose is getting one for Fathers Day)
1 Nook
8 Mac computers
Does this mean we've been brain washed?

By Monday at noon they were all gone, either by plane or by car.  A whirlwind weekend and now the work really begins.  Just wait for the next installment, I hope you will feel suitably sorry for me.

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