Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 15, 2021

July and August- SO much!!

Ky and Ree went to the BYU volleyball camp with Ava and Pais. They had a blast living the student life for a week.



Boating, always boating:)

My big bro turned 40 and Jen threw an EPIC party.

Playing at the beach with friends.


Reese and I took the twins on a date. We did floral design at the park.
Elle turned THREE. Elle is darling. Like BYOND darling. She lovessss babies, animals, playing dolls, playing kitchen, copying Crew, all of her siblings, curry, treats, baking, painting, reading!!!, snow skiing and her nursery leader.



We had a little pony come to celebrate Miss Elle.
Cara had THE most perfect little baby Layla. Cara is one amazing human and an even better mother.
Kelsey and her awesome family came up to boat.


Some of our besties from Michigan came to visit us and we LOVED each and every moment. 
Provo, UT
Fish Kiss
Causey Reservoir. Cliff jumping and paddle boarding. 



We had Shabbat and ate some amazing food Michelle and Syd cooked for us.
Then we went on a night hike that will not soon be forgotten. 

 

Summer in the Northwest

After 13 years I finally took my family back to my hometown in Enumclaw, WA. We took the kids to the places I vacationed as a child. 
Colechuck Lake in Leavenworth WA

Conrad packed all 7 of our wetsuits up with steep mountain. It sure paid off when everyone swam in that blue glacier fed lake.



Stopping at my 4th, 5th and 6th grade teachers home so my kids could meet this amazing woman, Debbie Lane.


I kissed a slug once to get into a Ranger club. Slugs make us all laugh.





3rd beach to Scotts creek. 







How trail.


Kalaloch Beach
Seeing friends at church. Jeremey and his darling family
These were my volleyball and tennis coaches. Rick and Jackie Carrol
Best childhood friends. Rachel McCall



Mt. Rainer
Downtown Enumclaw and one of my dad closest friends growing up. Ralph Tuttle
Tennis partners and besties. Natalie Vorpaul