Troy loves being able to ride his bike around the neighborhood daily.
The Curls
The Lego Race Track Troy Built
At Cowtown
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After our great weekend in Virginia, we are adjusting back to life in Kansas. Whenever Cici disappears, shes found in our stand up shower.  Cici is always so happy to see the big kids get home from school.        We had a whirlwind weekend, flying to Virginia and back, for Kellie and Brian's wedding. The event was BEAUTIFUL. I didn't get pictures because our whole family was in the wedding party so I will just post what I get. I cannot be happier for two absolutely wonderful people, Kellie and Brian.    The Photo Booth At The Reception   Today was Rosalie's first day of Kindergarten and Troy's first day of Third Grade. The kids loved it and came home talking about how great their days were and the friends that they made. I was very nervous about this day now that we are half way across the country, but it made Angelo and me very happy to hear.      Waiting For The Bus With The Big Kids   A Great First Day! The first of many great days! School starts tomorrow so we made sure to make today a fun day. Both kids have become really excited about their new school. We made our own silly putty.  Cici is our little animal lover. While the big kids were gone today she had a blast getting out the stuffed animals and playing.  Today was the kids Open House at their new school. We love their school. The staff is so friendly, class sizes are small, and the building is nice. The kids are excited to start Wednesday.                              Rosalie Reading Cici Books! We are so proud of Rosalie's reading!   The Finished Product     Swimming Without Leaving The House. Cici was not a fan though. The Zoo   Today was so neat. I have never seen a gorilla this close before. It walked over and looked around a bit.  We got a seasons pass to Cowtown. It was so much fun. When we lived in Virginia we lived by Early Settlement history, Revolutionary War history, and Civil War history. Now we live by Westward Expansion history and Indian history. For Cowtown, they have exact buildings saved from the late 1800's assembled in a town like you would find going West during that time frame. It was so neat!                     The Town Printing Press |
