Hello, Monday

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Hello, kiddos squinting from the sun.
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Hello, meeting a sweet Korean lady who visited our church yesterday. She was excited when I was able to tell she was speaking to her mother in Korean and kindly told me "thank you" when I mentioned Camden and Rory were South Korean. Obviously, we're the ones who are thankful to parent these two.

Hello, naps on Sunday afternoon. She seems to fall asleep every Sunday afternoon; this week it was with a book.
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Hello, sweet scrapping friend who ran Race for Life this weekend with her daughters in honor of me and several other women.

Hello, first Ladies Night at 180 Church. It was a huge success!

Hello, Mother's Day Tea with Rory at school Friday. We were required to wear dresses (otherwise you would not see me in one) and many took this assignment very seriously and wore floppy hats and gloves as well.
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Hello, sassy pants.
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Hello, scrappy page.
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Hello, last Monday of the school year. I am going to skip laundry and housework and enjoy the quiet because SUMMER BREAK is almost here.


Comments

Monica said…
Great photos. Since Camden enjoys school so much, have you thought about letting him have a summer blog? You could give him assignments 3x a week(book report day, lego building exercises day, sports review day) or let him do whatever. Just a thought...
8:52 AM
Anonymous said…
How about that visit from Fellowship with a gift from our ladies for $2,000 and dinner with Gram and Gramps.

We so enjoyed being with you and were excited about being in your church.
9:43 AM
Anonymous said…
How about that visit from Fellowship with a gift from our ladies for $2,000 and dinner with Gram and Gramps.

We so enjoyed being with you and were excited about being in your church.
9:45 AM
Vicky said…
Hello growing out hair!! Cute! We still have 2 and 1/2 weeks of school… but then the weather isn't even close to being nice right now so oh well…
12:31 PM
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