Here in Chicago we have had some amazing weather after all that rain. 70s with sunshine!
Wow! That was a lot of rain! We got some of
Icke's devilishness here in the Midwest.
The family down in Texas are still in clean up mode while some are still waiting for the lights to come on. Everyone is safe and sound which is the best part.
There has been a lot of living these days. I am having the hardest time keeping the undies washed and balancing the demands of this school schedule. My basket feels totally turned over and there is so much going on, but it all just too much fun and we are loving it.
Kurt has gotten the nighttime rhythm down. I am very proud of my lions. They have had the biggest adjustment with this new
PreK/EC gig and they are becoming pros. I think
Maxx could run the
C.T.A. he has the schedule tuned in...and while he is playing with his trains his memory recalls all of the
commuting announcements word for word. I am amazed with his memory.
Miss Shannon was called upon for a play date of cookie baking and dog walking.
Maxx had a blast enjoy the pictures of loving Abby and Lucy...some of the sweetest dogs in the whole world and we love Miss Shannon. Thank you Shannon, you made
Maxx's week, mine too!!!
Maxx and Abby sharing some
lov'n
Lucy's turn...Lucy smiles when you pet and love on her it is the greatest!
The dog walk...
Picture day is tomorrow, our four year old check up is Friday, and the Harvest Festival is this weekend...and to know that some do this with two and three cubs...appreciation and admiration...
Maxx took this picture...
There was a magical house elf or fairy? They were not home while we were in the patch.
Look at this lushness!!! Deep breath. Fresh. Clean. Beauty. A dream.
Yummmm!
Oh and when we got out of our car we heard a rooster...Maxx, "They have CHICKENS!?! Was that a rooster?" Feeding the chickens was a winner. Now we want some chickens.
Some of our loot.
Texas heat...whew! Maxx found a fan. "I really need to cool down!"
