VBS - the quick version

Vacation Bible School - Day 2

200 in attendance
Snapped off a few photos in between stories, songs, crafts, snacks, and rec

Awana Awards

We finished up the Awana year a couple weeks ago. Just now getting around to the photos. Rachel finished her 1st year of Cubbies.

This was Aaron's last year. He's moving up to the middle school youth group next year. He got his book award. Here he is with a smug look on his facing after throwing a pie in the face of one of the Awana leaders.

And still growing

Yesterday morning I photographed two little guys. The 1st time I took their photos the little one was just about a month old and they looked like this.

6 months later

6 months later they were both mobile and they looked like this

Last year the little guy was even faster and kept me on my toes and they looked like this

And yesterday they both smiled like pros!

I've photographed them 7 times now over 3 years. They are waiting for the arrival of their little sister this July. If I get to keep taking their photos I'm sure they will keep me hopping! :)

Off to the last day of school

Finally!

Middle School - here he comes!

Aaron has 3 more hours of elementary school tomorrow. Then he's officially headed to middle school. Today was the 5th grade awards. All the kids received a certificate from the principal. Aaron also received a Presidential Academic Achievement award. Way to go Aaron!!! We're proud of you!

Cooking with Mommy

Rachel got a "Mommy & Me" apron set for her birthday, so we busted them out the other day to make some cupcakes.

This was her favorite part - stirring

This is what you do if you get batter on your arm

This guy has nothing to do with the cupcakes, I just thought he was cool. We've had this frog hanging out on our house for the past couple of days. He's almost a light grey color to blend in with the siding.

VBS Kickoff

Had a great time at the VBS kick-off party today. Warning: lots of pics coming up. I would have put them in a slide show, but with this blog layout the photos would have been tiny. So here we go!