Mommy Love--day at the Park

Life's been busy, but so wonderful!! Homeschooling, keeping up with the house, the children, and loving my husband can be time consuming. I don't have much to say, but wanted to post some pictures of us at the soccer park the other day. I had gone to Justin's soccer game and Shiloh helped snap some of these pics of me and the kids.

Enjoy!!

The amazing circus girl!!

Daddy, Mommy, Galen and Ana

Mommy and baby

Mommy and Galen

Mommy and Kole

Mommy and Shiloh

Mommy and Ephraim

Ephraim getting into the charcoal. Don't worry it wasn't hot

Buddys: Kole and Galen

Comments

Carissa Blanchard said…

Lovely pictures!! Isn't it a treat when we get a picture of ourselves with our little ones?!

November 9, 2009 at 7:24 AM

LaSandra said…

These are great pics. Especially "the amazing circus" one. I always get nervous when hubby does stuff like that!:)

November 9, 2009 at 10:08 AM

Stacie, A Firefighter's Wife said…

Mmmm, it looks so warm down there! I LOVE the circus baby picture!

November 9, 2009 at 11:40 PM

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