Happy (official) start of summer!
We are ready to dig in to some delicious summer food, like one of Marshall's favorites: corn on the cob (from my parents' city, which grows AMAZING corn).
Declan and I enjoyed a picnic at the park this week to take advantage before I start work soon!
This kid at the dinner table keeps all of us laughing (his brother did the same at this age).
One of our favorite summer treats: fudge pops on repeat!
Not especially summery, but on Father's Day we took Daddy out for coffee and ordered milk for the boys. They LOVED it!
Summer baking is always fun too! We just have to get the oven turned off early before the heat consumes the whole house.
Speaking of heat, our fridge recently went on the fritz and Terry fixed it by himself like a champ! I was so impressed with this handy dude!
Other summer plans:
Bike riding!
Teaching M to use the computer!
Hopefully playing board games--Marshall is occasionally showing some interest
Enjoying Marshall's birthday gifts
Attempting to plant a small garden (the boys helped me choose tomatoes and peppers, so we'll see what happens)
Recently, we went to the doctor for Marshall, and later the same day I put out some paper for Declan to color. He must have made an association with the paper on the table at the doctor's office, because he laid back the way M did for his checkup! It was too cute.
For Father's Day, I always take sports-related photos of the boys for Daddy. This year it was a struggle to get these squirmy, less-than-excited-to-pose boys to smile or look generally decent for three photos! Some outtakes:
And some winners:
We celebrated Father's Day with a run, coffee, tacos, and a brewery. Not a bad day for Daddy!
I can't remember if I shared photos of our new house...ever...but this is where we're living for a while as we settle in up in Silicon Valley.
Kids' play area
One of my favorite walls <3
Recent cleaning of backyard toys for water play
And of course, summer fitness!
Baby and toddler yoga:
Running:
(Terry and I are actually training for a very informal 10K. My mom used to run 6 miles on her birthday every year and I thought it would be a good goal to set for my own upcoming 33rd birthday. So we set up a training schedule and are really enjoying the consistent workouts! We're following Hal Higdon's basic 10K plan, but I doubled it so that it extended to something like 16 weeks. On Wednesdays and Saturdays we do strength training, and we're up to 4.5 miles for our "long" weekend runs so far.)
Biking and walking around the neighborhood!
Have a great summer! (HAGS!)
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