two teethers: loads of fun! (Tyler is a whole six mo. older than his cousin; they're the same size! Holy baby! )
Part three: fireworks
After all the food we made our way to the high school and had some more fun there
there were bounce houses and obstacle courses for the kids, not to mention snow cones (my favorite).
Then it was finally time for the main attraction.
Katie was complaining that the fireworks were too bright, so Steve loaned her his glasses (sorry I can't turn the picture, but I thought it was too cute to leave out).
After the big fireworks we went back to Grandpa Randy's for some pyrotechnics of our own which the girls loved:
part four: SLEEP
We didn't leave the festivities until just before eleven, and with a 45 min. drive, I wasn't so sure it was going to be a quiet one. Tyler was still awake, and when he doesn't go to bed at his normal time, he's up (very angrily up, btw) until you lay him down. We were lucky though. A couple minutes in, this is how it looked:


1 comment:
Poor girls look at them, floppy heads and stinky feet, Lost keys, camera, water, whatever you lost your poor mind! I love you and you know I like to play.....oh and we DO need to do the date sooner rather than later, I think it has been long enough!
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