Grandpa put the grand kids to work 1st thing this morning:)
He got out some good ole brown paint, which is a must for painting anything around mom and dad's property.
This is a side of the woodshed before the kids took to it with their skilled brushes.
Many hands make the work load light.
This is a side of the woodshed before the kids took to it with their skilled brushes.
Many hands make the work load light. (Might wanna be careful whose hands are being used though. A couple of these munchkins really were trying to do a good job, and a couple just wanted to get done and move on to more blank canvasses.:) )
Carys was so good that she had no problem telling Grandpa that he was doing a good job. And when anyone told her that she was doing a good job, she'd reply, "I know," or "Yes I am." :)
Carys was so good that she had no problem telling Grandpa that he was doing a good job. And when anyone told her that she was doing a good job, she'd reply, "I know," or "Yes I am." :)Of course how could a day be complete without some sort of dirt bike, 4 wheeler, or in this case, a dune-buggy to play around on. The grand kids couldn't get enough of it and the adults hardly ever got a turn, ha.
I took this picture of Libby today...
...then I found this one from last year when she was brand new to the family. She was such a cute little puppy. I forgot how white she used to be too.
While I was looking for a picture of Libby from last year I came across these two photos from Ft Bragg last July.
Above are us with Katie and Matt, before either of us had any clue that this time this year we'd both have little boys.
Below is me keeping Raeanne in line, ha.
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