A couple of weekends ago, my wonderful brother Jeremy and his (equally wonderful) wife, Trelanie came up to help us have our garage sale. We would have NEVER had it without them for a multitude of reasons, but with their help, we got rid of a lot of things we won't be needing.
After we cleaned up, we headed out to Uncle Micheal's farm and spent the rest of the evening enjoying the great outdoors, complete with hotdogs and "smarsh-mellows".
Two tired, post-garage sale Mama's.
One crazy, post-garage sale Dad....yikes!!
Filthy, tired, HAPPY boy!!
Thank you SO much, Jeremy and Trelanie, for coming up and helping us. We never could have done all that without your help!! We appreciate you all!!! :D
Monday, April 21, 2014
Saturday, April 5, 2014
St. Louis Arch
A few weeks ago, we had a wonderful visit from Misty and Wesley and their family. It was so fun having them here for a couple of days.
As they were heading home, we all went to the St. Louis Arch.
This was the first time any of our kids had been up to the top. In our little cubical ready to head up. Megan was a little worried going up, but was fine coming down.
At the top, the kids were so excited to see our suburban and tiny people walking around.
On the bottom right picture you will see the largest St. Patrick's Day parade in the US. The boys thought the Cardinals Stadium was neat to see.
St. Louis Skyline.
Under the Arch there is a museum that is very interesting. All the kids wanted to fill out the books to become Junior Rangers. They took this job VERY seriously....Daddy did, too, I think. :)~
May I present the new Junior Rangers of America!
*I love this picture - Kaylee is holding her hand up like she's being sworn in and Owen has his hand over his "heart" (wrong side) like he's saying the pledges. Heehee!!!!
After a few fun hours in the museum, we went outside for a picnic.
After we left the Arch, we decided to go over the Stan Musial Bridge over into IL. This bridge was finished last year and it's a very neat bridge.
Old St. Louis.
Thank you for stopping by and visiting the Arch with us. We love your comments. :)
As they were heading home, we all went to the St. Louis Arch.
This was the first time any of our kids had been up to the top. In our little cubical ready to head up. Megan was a little worried going up, but was fine coming down.
On the bottom right picture you will see the largest St. Patrick's Day parade in the US. The boys thought the Cardinals Stadium was neat to see.
St. Louis Skyline.
Under the Arch there is a museum that is very interesting. All the kids wanted to fill out the books to become Junior Rangers. They took this job VERY seriously....Daddy did, too, I think. :)~
May I present the new Junior Rangers of America!
*I love this picture - Kaylee is holding her hand up like she's being sworn in and Owen has his hand over his "heart" (wrong side) like he's saying the pledges. Heehee!!!!
After a few fun hours in the museum, we went outside for a picnic.
After we left the Arch, we decided to go over the Stan Musial Bridge over into IL. This bridge was finished last year and it's a very neat bridge.
Thank you for stopping by and visiting the Arch with us. We love your comments. :)
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