October 5, 2007

Some photos finally.

October 1st down load- kids at play.


family outings in September.



School begins.

4 comments:

Pat VE said...

Wow, those pictures are really great. It looks like you've had some great outings. I hope Courtney sees that there is some neat scenery in NE especially when you put in the people you love. Good job on your puzzles, boys. The tree outing was fun. Have a great weekend. Love, Mom and Grandma.

Jean said...

Happy Canadian Thanksgiving to all the VE's at your house.

Last evening I started looking at all the photos that you have posted recently - they a great. I was interrupted because A. wanted to use his computer - now he is out again for a while so I finished looking at them.

Lily sure knows how to use the eyes - watch out some day she'll be a real boy magnet.

Looks like a lot of fun activities going on along with school.

This is a rainy day and feels better to stay inside. We still haven't had any frost so my "Sweet 100" tomato plant is still bearing fruit and also has some blooms on it. Love those fresh tomatos - much better than the old store bought variety.

Love, A. Jean

David and Amy Campsall said...

So it looks like you get the kids out doing stuff too! It's funny.. dave loves to get out and drive too(i don't mind either)Looks like everyone is pretty happy over your way. I don't think we are going to be getting any time off enough to do too much traveling. So we'll just keep on and one of these years we'll meet again! How's homeschooling now? How are the littlest ones managing now? Better? Do you have other homeschool families in your area? It's nice to see the grandparents too! Well john is up now.. i better go.
Love Amy

Jean said...

The "new look" is quite attractive.

It is a beautiful fall day in Wpg. and I should get out and clean up in the yard. I have a tomato plant still producing and I cover it with plastic at night just in case of frost. This morning there was a little frost on the windshield of the van so I hope the plastic did it's job for the tomato.

Love, A. Jean