Happy Father's Day

So I asked the boys a few questions about their dad and here is what they said...

1. What makes your dad happy?
Brandon: Give him kisses
Isaac: Making good choices
2. What makes your dad sad?
Brandon: When I spit at him
Isaac: When I wake him up
3. How does your dad make you laugh?
Brandon : tickle my armpit
Isaac: tickle my elbow
4. What was your dad like as a child?
Brandon: he had a star wars space ship
Isaac: He played soccer and got trophies
5. How old is your dad?
Brandon: 29
Isaac: 90
6. How tall is your dad?
Brandon: a little tall
Isaac: WAY tall
7. What is your dad's favorite thing to do?
Brandon: Golf and kiss us
Isaac: mow the lawn
8. What does your dad do for work?
Brandon: earn money to buy our house
Isaac: Eats lunch
9. What is your dad really good at?
Brandon: golf and playing legos and reading books at work
Isaac: golfing
10: What is your dad not good at?
Brandon: He is not good at making us be good
Isaac: ya, we run away (in response to Brandons answer)
11. What is your dad's favorite food?
Brandon: pancakes
Isaac: Sandwiches
12. What do you and your dad do together?
Brandon: play golf
Isaac: watch family guy and laugh our heads off (this activity is not approved my mom!)
13. How do you know that your dad loves you?
Brandon: because we are his special sons in the whole world
Isaac: he gives me stuff.

Another tooth fell out!

Brandon lost tooth #2!

Bee's Game

Monday night we went to a "family night" Bee's baseball game. We got hotdogs and watched a baseball game. It turned out to be really fun. I didn't know how my kids would do but Brandon was totally entertained by the thought that a ball might be hit into the stands and that he was going to catch it. He had his mit ready the whole game. Isaac loved looking for the "bee" and singing take me out to the ball game. Maycee slept most of the time and Kevin and I got to sit by eachother without any kids between us...that doesn't happen often. Overall a very fun night.

Kids...aren't they cute?

Well it has been a while since I posted a picture of my kids dressed, hair combed and not dirty so here is a picture of today before church. Aren't they cute? Also look how big my little Maycee is getting!

Putting int the grass!

Kevin has been waiting for 8 years to buy his very own lawn mower...there you go babe









Kevy and his machette


Many hands make light work...THANK YOU EVERYONE!

Oh no...not again!

Okay, so I know this looks like a repeat picture from a couple weeks ago when Brandon got stitches in his chin but this time it was Isaac who decided to split his chin open. So last night I am at enrichment and I get this call from Kevin that Isaac slipped in the bath tub and they are on their way to the instacare for stitches. They ended up just glueing (is that how you spell that?) the cut. Isaac was very brave and I guess he was just feeling left out because Brandon split open his chin and so Isaac needed to do the same. My poor kids are so beat up. Because we have been working out in the yard so much they have been riding bikes and scooter and playing outside. We have had numerous crashes. Isaac has two skinned knees, one skinned elbow and a rasberry on his upper thigh. Brandon has a big scratch and brusing on his elbow from a crash and a large gooseache on his head, which he came home from school with. We have gone through tonz of bandaids and it is barely June. This might be a long summer of ouchies!

yard work!

So, we have been working like crazy to get the yard finished. I have been telling my sister, in Las Vegas, about it and she keeps telling me to put some pictures up so she can see what I am talking about and so here is a picture of our progress (only half the house). Sprinklers are all done....large rocks moved and placed...curbing done...top soil on flower beds...weed fabric on flower beds...bark on flower beds...planted only a few lonely plants. We are laying sawd on Saturday. I will post a picture of the final yard after the sawd. Can I just mention that I have learned more than I ever wanted to know about sprinklers. Kevin and I did it ourselves, with some help from family and friends, but we never want to do it again!