A busy week

It has been a crazy week!!! We pulled our camper out for the first time Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday was a full day of work (9am-11pm to be exact) for me as I helped prepare for our church's family night...which was a huge sucess! Thursday was somewhat restful as we hung out by the campsite. Friday Malachi headed off to weigh-ins for his first real wrestling tournament which took place Saturday. Saturday was the tournament followed by a family get together at the campgrounds. Today we had my niece's 1st birthday party! Wow...one busy week that was with two missed t-ball games...they just didn't make it into our schedule.

                   Korra spent hours on this pillow (it was like a giant trampoline).

                She was so brave jumping in and swimming to the ladder.

                                The little Kapenga cousins!! Love!

Malachi took third at the competition. He did very well for his first real tournament. We were proud of the way he won and the way he lost! Way to go buddy!

Schools out!!!

 We are so excited to have Malachi home for the summer....freedom!!!! It is funny how school can tie us down so much...early bedtime, early breakfast, early lunch, etc. Next year Malachi will be gone all day: (...but for now he is all ours)!!! We put in our first day off at the pool!!! Looking forward to many more of those days!

                              Way to go buddy...finishing your first official school year!

Running to freedom! (Not sure if you can see the crate paper strung on the garage)

would you rather

Malachi loves to play his own version of would you rather. Basically we take turns asking a "would you rather" question and then guessing that person's answer. The questions have consisted of things like:
hockey or basketball?       basketball
camping or cabin?         cabin
picking apples or blueberries?     apples
Pretty innocent right? Well Korra has caught on to this game and wants to add her own level of innocence.

"would I rather poop on a tree or a leaf?"   really Korra!