It is most definitely time for a photo dump. Halfway through June, and so much has happened! We went to Marsh Creek during Memorial Day weekend and had a fabulous time! The weather was gorgeous, and Betty was so cute in the canoe. Elijah experienced solo kayaking for the first time.

There have been moments of frustration and moments of sweetness. We still have Toby, who loves to go on walks with his little vest and leash on his back. 
The Weldons recently had a family reunion/anniversary party and there was a fabulous glam cam there. We took full advantage of the fun:
And just because I love it:

The kids and I recently went on a field trip to Harrisburg. What a beautiful building and fascinating history! The photo of the bookshelf is of a treat I found on it one day: superglue, super-glued to the wood. On Father’s Day all Matthew wanted to do was have a workout in the park, so he and a friend met there and did just that. Elsie and Betty continue to be “twins” every day, and it’s hard to keep their two “twin” outfits clean… but on the days they are dirty, they seem to figure out another way to manage the job of looking as much like the other as possible.
The small photo of the girls sleeping is a tiny glimpse of what has been filling my weeks. We have rearranged five rooms of the house to accommodate an office for Matthew. As his business grows, so do the papers and the need for a spot to do his at-home work. Happy Father’s Day to him! I will post pictures o the finished product soon. As an exclamation point to our week, Jack got glasses! We are excited to see if they help with the challenge that school has been for him this year. We may not have Mary Poppins living here, but Clark Kent is in the house.
pets
>Bunny Love
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Last time Matthew was mowing he almost mowed over a little nest of baby bunnies! Every day since, the kids have been taking the bunnies out of their hole and loving them thoroughly. They are growing so fast! I feel like this is the best case scenario as far as pets go! Let their mommy feed them (which I thought she wouldn’t once we started handling them, but so far they seem to be thriving).
There are three of them, after the fourth one died of fright last week.
I succumbed to their cuteness and nestled one for awhile with Nadine this morning. I believe this one is Philly.


