These two middles have spent quite a bit of time together this week and I am so thankful for the friendship that is being built and nurtured as they grow together!
Pryce has grown over the years but I love that he is still young at heart....give him a net and he is on the hunt for minnows or crabs or whatever else may hop into his net!
The sand was a bit soft and the children all took turns running and jumping as hard as they could to see how far they could sink into the sand....
Football and more football....and off the beach, it was golf and more golf:)
Maddox has been taking gymnastics this year and she has a little that wants to learn a bit from her!
Chapman is full speed ahead and she definitely has the attitude that says, "What you can do, I can do too!" Look out world, this little one is going to do BIG things!
The girls were so excited to go to the beach for a walk on our first day at Seabrook! Dressed, hair fixed and all posed up!
A girl and her thumb....I love to see her with a thumb in her mouth.
Chapman decided to get all dolled up for the pool....I possibly forgot to pack her bathing suit on this particular night at the pool!
Sweet Maryn....she is a little weary of what may or may not be in the sand. Carefully, carefully goes this little one!
The beauty that surrounds us is breathtaking.
A bike ride to the other side of the island brought about some tired legs that needed to rest at the crabbing dock tower for a moment!
This sight each morning for our daily bike ride made me wish our life was always this simple.
These two.
They have laughed many laughs this week together.
Daily there are disagreements, tattling is like a competition, bitterness over sweetness is prevalent....and then there is the laughter, the silliness, the games, the singing....its the latter of this segment that I prefer!
Chapman
Sometimes one thumb just isn't enough for this little cherub.
"Mom, take this picture and send it to Mrs. Robertson because she misses me!"
My sweet Maddox has had such a wonderful year in First Grade with Mrs. Robertson. Simply put, she just loves her and I am positive the feeling is mutual. They are kindred spirits and I am so very thankful for love that Mrs. Roberston pours into Maddox each and every day at school.
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