Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Cooking and Crafts
While in Hinckley, Ellie learned to make banana pancakes. Here she is cooking supper for us- and yes she can make pancakes better than her own mom.
Although I don't have pictures to add, tonight with minimal help from me, Ellie made play dough. I love how creative that girl is!
A trip to Hinckley
| I love Sam's face- he was so excited to be with his best friends Griffin and Levi. |
| Anna, Ellie, and Avery- it is like they have never been apart when they get together. |
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| Oh darn, we all had to help hold baby Makynlee. |
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| Sam and his buddy James. |
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| Even had fun at the rest stop on the way home. |
Boy Time
Sam, his dad, uncle Tony, and Grandpa Randy took in a monster truck show and a demolition derby this summer- just a couple of Sam's most favorite things in the world!
Mower County Fair
I don't know if it's my kids or I who have more fun at the fair. We thought we'd just go for an hour or two. HeHe- here are a few things we did during our six hour trip.
A little camping
| One of Sam's favorite camping activities if vising with Uncle Chop. |
| A friendly game of bean bag toss |
| Getting ready for the game |
Granite Falls Fun 2
After Ellie had a few days alone with Grandma and Grandpa Sam and I joined the fun. Here are a few of the high lights-
| Sam and Grandpa doing bumper boats |
| A little rest before minigolf |
| Sam will want you to note his own mom was in last place and Grandma was in 1st. |
| Popcorn stand night |
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| Fun at the Chippewa County Fair-yep boxing with your sister |
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| We even fit in some swimming with Emma and Joelle |
Granite Falls Fun
Our summer traveler was Ellie. After being home a for a few weeks- enough to play with friends and get into swimming lessons, She was off for a vacation in Granite Falls. I think she and grandma may have had a great time!!!
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| They sewed matching pajama pants. |
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| Together they sewed two cinch bags, one backpack, two snap bags, a wallet, and the pj pants. I think they were "sewing machines!" |
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