Kaeleigh and I went to the Mother Daughter Banquet at our church.
Jason and Mackinley had some Daddy/Son time! They walked to the school and watched some of the Bluffton-Eastbrook baseball game.
Then they played on the playground.
Ate some supper!
And had more play time!
Kaeleigh and I had a great time! We got to make a picture frame together, eat some dinner, and learn about the famous women in the Bible. And Kaeleigh even made a new friend!
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you have the happiest children on the face of the planet! and the cutest as well! you and jason are so blessed. but i don't have to tell you that!
Aww everyone looks like they all had a good time! Love the colours on the frame! Its so pretty! Looking good all dressed up!... as always LOL HUGS!
Looks like you and Kae had Lots of fun at the Mother daughter Banquet Together. And same for Daddy and Monster Man. Love the Picture frame you made!! Beautiful!
What great one-on-one time your kids had! It's awesome memories like this that you make, that will get you through the teenage years. ;)
I LOVE the excited "I'm having a hot dog picnic supper" look on Mackinley's face!!!!
And Kaeleigh with the frame - - - the last picture - - - that is a GREAT one.
And look what a beautiful pregnant little mama you are, Keri. Glowing!!
BTW - - - the frame is really awesome. Are you going to put it in the girls' room? The colors look like they'd fit there well.
Oh man I have a lot of reading to catch up on!!!!!! I tagged you...rules on ma blog :)
Yes, Mom, the frame is going in their room. It's already found a home on Kaeleigh's shelf above her bed. They took pictures of us at the banquet but I think I might use the one Jason took instead. I think it's better.
Wow...those are some great pics of you and Kaeleigh! You look SO GREAT! And she is a doll!!! Well, Mackinley is a cute little boy too - with his hot dog and Doritos!! What a daddy meal, eh? ;) That's what they're supposed to have when it's Daddy & son!!!
For a second there, I thought the next caption would be "Ate some sand." That seemed to be the usual progression with my toddler!
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