My graduate.

This could possibly be the most surreal moment in my mothering years. My oldest son graduating kindergarten in the same lunch room of the elementary I went to...16 years ago. It still smells the same! I miss the peanut butter bars...yum-o! Something he will get to experience next year. I may join him for lunch some day...okay getting OFF the food kick.



Doesn't he look so official??



The benefits of having Grandma live only a block away...she gets to come to everything...and Grandmas give good graduation gifts!



I am so proud of this little guy! He amazes me with everything he does and his littleness is disappearing much too quickly.

Now the dilema...what to do to keep his mind engaged through the summer so he keeps all his smarts??

Derby...

Mike is the Cub Scout Master in our ward. He wanted Isaiah to have a car to race. I'm still trying to figure out who was more excited about the whole thing. Mike cut it out. Mike took it to Las Vegas for work for the week and came home with a transformed block of wood that he had spent hours sanding...I must say I was totally impressed with his sweet skills. Isaiah did get to go weigh the thing and pick the color of paint.

Here is the master at work widdling away at his work bench.....AKA MY KITCHEN TABLE!




Proud racer of the blessed thing....



In slot numero uno...



This was my first derby...with many more to come I'm sure. The racetrack was totally high tech. Everything was electronic. Why did I suspect any different? I guess I pictured a big wooden track. I'm thinking old school I guess.



The winning car broke every record with a crazy fast 2.9 seconds!! Isaiah came in 5th overall. He was stoked about the whole thing anyway.

Boys weekend

Last weekend was a boys weekend out. I was completely alone. In my own house. Weird. Many times I am alone with my boys at home or by myself away somewhere else but to be at your own house with no one needing you is quite heavenly...in short amounts of time. I had to play for a wedding and had some really fun projects with my girls...which I'm almost done with and am excited to show...but until then...

Friday night they had Father's and Son's. Joshua is finally old enough to go. Isaiah was counting down until the day came. He said he had a blast!





Trying to catch fish with his bare hands...wasn't very successful.




The first thing Joshua told me was that it was "Willy Willy Code"



Saturday night was the Monster Truck Show. I didn't go so the pictures are all you get....




The boy's favorite part was a jet car that melted a beater car with fire out its back. Terrified at first but loved it after.




Fun to have a weekend to myself...happy to have everyone back home.

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