A Big Day

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Today's a big day for Becky. She's currently in New York with my mom and Micah having her b.r.e.a.s.t. reconstruction surgery. It will take approximately 10 hours and is a huge surgery/recovery process. Micah will be updating the blog throughout the day if you'd like to follow along.

Today we're running a few errands, taking both cars in for new brakes, and attending a retirement party tonight.

Here are a few pictures from our trip to Kentucky Tuesday.

Miley and Rory

She wasn't too happy about having her picture taken on the dock.

Gram with the bathing beauties.
(It was so hot we just put the girls in their suits all day)

My favorite picture of the day: Rory and Logan.

It was cute enough I edited it with a fun photo effect.

Miley

She was so hot and tired that she camped out in the chair.

Gram tried to get the girls to play with a spider. Yes, a spider.

Uncle Tim and Rory on the boat.
Falling asleep on the boat!

Camden wasn't about to fall asleep on the boat!


Rory liked sitting on the edge of the water in the sand.

Camden did so well in the water!
(typically he's a big chicken so this was alot of improvement)

They discovered that sand makes mud when wet.

Yep, mud.

She was so tired she couldn't keep her eyes open.

Comments

Anonymous said…
omgosh that last picture is soooo adorable! :) i'm sure that's a page for scrapping! lol
hope you are having a super day...prayers out to your sister too.

-Lisa Sailors
1:35 PM
Christine @ 12,450miles said…
What fun shots! That last one is absolutely hysterical! :-)
5:23 PM
Amanda said…
Loved all the shots but my favorite was the last one!! That is just too cute!!
11:58 PM
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