Here are a few highlights:
Eagle Rodeo. We had never attended this before and it was Idaho-awesomeness. The kids were fascinated by all of the different competitions, and we fully embraced this country night! The kids were also obsessed with Daddy because he had just returned from 2 weeks away!
Doug has been awaiting the sequel to Finding Nemo for about 8 years (yes, prior to becoming a father). Of course, we bought movie tickets in advance for the opening night of Finding Dory. The kids were so excited, but I'm confident that their hyper excitement grew leaps and bounds due to the excitement of their Daddy... and his "allergies" kept acting up throughout the movie. That sentimental guy couldn't keep it together!
We've had swimming lessons and play dates and a lot of sibling play time.
| As must as I LOVE how independent they now are with their bathing and hygiene routines, seeing them both in a bubble bath together brought back some fond memories! |
The kids are such independent summer creatures. They both dress themselves, play games together for hours before hitting and fighting and crying, grab their own snacks and waters... my role is changing this summer, and I'm equal parts embracing it and equal parts resisting it! Some days, I feel obsolete! Sophie is such a wise, gentle, creative girl, and Cameron is an independent, gracious, and thoughtful boy. Their strengths (and weaknesses) truly complement each other so well. I mean, look at those two with their binoculars! They had spent about 30 minutes tracking Mrs. Wren before they then used the Bird Bible that Papa gave us to study her sounds and habits. And then they found a patch of shade and played "birds" until Cameron grabbed her hair and Sophie twisted his wrist. Sibling Love has been in full force this June!







