VA Beach -- June, 2009

Williamsburg, VA

Eating supper on the Beach

Coleman thought he was in one big sandbox!

My favorite part of the whole trip -- a Bicycle built for four. . .so fun!

I was there, too!

Christopher and Coleman -- Best Friends at the Beach

Virginia Aquarium -- Look what high tide drug in!

Eating at THE Crab Shack in Suffolk, VA on the James River

Buckroe Beach, VA -- where Meema and Papa Barney lived when they first got married

The USS Wisconsin -- We toured this ship.

We had a great time in VA Beach. While Chris taught in the mornings, the boys and I played. When he was done teaching, we played some more!! :) We did so many fun things and were able to see many historical sites. We are looking forward to going again next year. . .

I hope you enjoyed a few pictures that highlighted the trip.

Botanical Gardens in Asheville and the Children's Museum in Columbia

Uncle Fred took us to the Botanical Gardens in Asheville, NC!

Botanical Gardens, Asheville, NC

The outdoor water table at EdVenture in Columbia, SC

Good 'ole J.D.

"Checking Out" at the local Hy-Vee at Edventure

Coleman pretending to be a dentist!

We all loved Edventure -- the Children's Museum in Columbia, SC.

Coleman was fascinated by "Eddie" (the big kid in the background).

He enjoyed crawling through him!

End of the School Year -- May, 2009

Christopher got this K4T Award because he memorized everything possible for the year!

We are thankful for how he enjoys hiding God's Word in his heart!

The All A's Award!

Cupcakes I made for the end of the year party -- A Beach Theme!

End of the Year Field Trip to Hollywild

Soccer with Dr. Guthrie

Flowers in Our Yard -- well, The Missions' House Yard

I've never seen azaleas in bloom that are taller than a six year old!

April, 2009

Easter, 2009

To many of you who follow my blog, I must admit that with spring came a very hectic schedule for me. I am sorry that I have not updated since March! I've tried to post some things on FB but many of you are not on FB.

We had a wonderful Easter in Greenville. While the pollen is usually thick, I love the blooming flowers and bushes. Our street this year was full with the God-made colors of spring.