To honor the end of summer, we took the kids to an amazing park.  We all had a great time splashing in the water fountains, playing on the playground, and digging in the sand.






















Harrison is fascinated with shadows recently and squeals at them when he sees them move.




Exploring with that middle finger...






Harrison ADORED climbing in the tunnels, but you wouldn't know it by the picture, because it was serious business!


Chasing brother is even more fun!


Any time we had some down time at home, Connor would go out to the garage and "make a boat" (pull off all the sofa cushions and make a mess in the garage).  Despite the mess, I loved when he would put on headphones and listen to music, because he'd sing at the top of his lungs, unaware that others could hear him.  So cute.  I tried to sneak a pick, but this is him, embarrassed, trying to roll out of the frame.


He agreed to a photo with his boat, just no singing.


Nana and Papa treated the kids to ride wristbands at New West Fest.






Ever since Connor was tiny, whenever he was put behind a steering wheel, he'd get his sillies out for a second, then put on his driving face.  It's like he goes into his own little fantasy world of keys, cars, and the open road.




At first, Harrison didn't know what to think of all this screaming from his siblings...


...but he eventually warmed up to it and enjoyed the people watching!  What a way to tie a ribbon on summer!  Now we're ready to buckle down, get back into a more regular routine, and slow down a bit in the coming months (hopefully)!