Sunday, June 29, 2014
Saturday, June 28, 2014
Sister for a week
Kaatje & Ky
it was a treat to us to have this dear one with us for a week while her mama & sisters went on a missions trip to South America. Ky got to share her room with another girl and do girlie things. she was so happy.
on church soccer night, there were two goalies during the dads versus kids game. nothing was getting by them!
our daily schedule was...
bike to VBS. play hard there. bike home. eat lunch & watch some world cup. swim. eat dinner. play soccer. sleep!
Wednesday, June 25, 2014
VBS
we biked to VBS everyday
jo worked with me in the nursery.
kik with friends
Sunday, June 22, 2014
Sunday, June 15, 2014
Happy Father's Day
at the father's day horse show at the oaks in san juan capistrano
Saturday, June 14, 2014
Thursday, June 12, 2014
Last family dinner before mom and dad head out
BBQ by the pool to see them off.
Kids enjoying hanging with the cousins
Wednesday, June 11, 2014
Tuesday, June 10, 2014
Finished our vacation
We finished the puzzle that we started at the beach house and finally got in a couple games of nertz that we meant to start at the beach house.
Sunday, June 8, 2014
Sand soccer
Ky played at huntington each in a tournament this weekend. Super fun. Definitely hones some in the air skills since dribbling and passing on the ground are worthless on the bumpy sand.
Saturday, June 7, 2014
Jo got his bike!
This kid truly impresses me. He got a bike for his birthday 4 years ago and it was stolen from our garage. We picked up a junk one for him to ride at a garage sale and he's made his way for a couple years with that, but for the last 6months he's been saving for a new bike. His only means of getting money is finding it (in coin returns, etc) which yields him about $5 per week and recycling bottles he picks up at the soccer field every weekend.
He had chosen a bike about a month ago as he had over $100. Tonight he collected the last small amount he needed, traded in his recyclables, and bought his bike!
So excited for him!
Thursday, June 5, 2014
Exploring the sea
This morning we got up "early" to get to the tide pools at low tide. The low tide time was 8:42 but the lowness was only .8 so it wasn't very low. I'll have to coordinate our vacation with low tide next time!
After tide pool exploration, we got lunch and headed to the other side of the breakwater to rent some kayaks. All the kids were super excited after our experience at Easter.
It was super fun and some strangers joined in the game though I'm pretty sure thy thought we were crazy. (:
We still found lots to look at: crabs of all types, colors and sizes; sand fleas, tons of anemones, a bright orange sea star (thanks dad!) and a nudibranch.
Line of anemones in a crack. Jo's hand next to his fun find.
Sy rode with me.
Grandpa and Jo
Grandma and Ky
Scott and Kik (though the k's switched when he rowing got tough and the tough needed to get rowing :)
And can you tell from this photo that Sy is actually just laying down in our boat and relaxing!?!
After a pleasant trip out of the harbor and a crazy punt of exercise to get back,
we hung out on the sand and built castles and played a volleyball-ish game but the kids morphed it into SOCCER, of course.
Back at the house, we started dinner (my first time cooking in an over the range convection oven) while the kids went back in the pool,
played table tennis, and billiards.
Dinner turned out to be fine to my surprise.
Later that night after heading out to the beach for a bit,
we further exhausted ourselves with round robin (run around the table) table tennis.
It was super fun and some strangers joined in the game though I'm pretty sure thy thought we were crazy. (:
Tuesday, June 3, 2014
Vacation!
We had an opportunity to go to the coast for a few days with Scott's parents.
After a trip to the local nature center, we went on a little hike and could view all of Dana Point Harbor.
Monday, June 2, 2014
Ice skating with grandma!
Grandpa and Grandma are here!
Kaia was invited to an ice skating birthday party. The rest if us went along as I thought the grandparents would enjoy the coolness of the rink in contrast to the heat of Southeast Asia.
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