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8 Months and the End of School

Sorry this is late! 
We have had a few very busy weeks here. Many medical appointments (all checkups) and other fun things. We had optometrist appointments. Spencer goes back in 6 months to see if his astigmatism is worse and perhaps needs glasses. Logan goes in six months to see about starting vision therapy for his lazy eyes. No big surprises and eyes are healthy otherwise. Yay!

This Mom? Is this what I'm not supposed to grab?
Duncan turned 8 months old this month. He is sitting up and rolling around all the time. He loves toys as well as watching his brothers. It was pretty much impossible to get a photo without him grabbing the little logo.

Where is it Mom?


We also had the end of school Field Day for Jack's PE PLUS program. Logan is starting in the fall and he was able to participate as well. What a fun day! Lots of fun and creative activities ending with a tug-of-war competition. Grandma and Grandpa came with us so I could be a parent helper. Duncan and Spencer also had a fun time walking around watching. 

Never mind my finger in the photo, LOL Jack in the green jacket, Logan in the blue and yellow behind him


We finally finished the laundry room. So I can finally post some pictures. It really has been much better. 



















Jack earned his Tiger badge in Scouts! It was really special to see how excited he was to get his last merit badges and cross over to Wolf Scout. 

Ringing the bell

Painted in Wolf Colors


June will be busy too. Swimming lessons for the big kids. A couple of Scout hikes, the Raingutter Regatta, and (hopefully) painting the kitchen cabinets and finishing that project.
More hikes in July, PE PLUS summer camp and starting up our next school year. I will update when I can!

Until next time.

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