Month: June 2018

Memorial Day

June 10, 2018 admin No Comments

We had a pre-memorial day barbeque with the Robertsons on Saturday! We went to Joel and Megans and ate and played and ended up helping Joel get a few chores done that he had run out of time on. The kids love riding in the wheel barrel:

A little spike ball and laziness and laughing at Millie tring to push and pull everything – – – and lots of cookies!

And so good to have our movie room back:

On Monday Ben worked on the garden and The girls and Kelsey and I shopped:

And then that eveing we went to a BBQ at the Hancocks!

Categories: Hancock, Robertson

Goodbye Kindergarten!

June 10, 2018 admin No Comments

Raymond wrapped up his Kindergarten days! He had a lot of fun with Mrs. Larsen. Reading has come pretty easy for him. Writing is a little harder. He was great at following directions and the teacher said she could always count on him. He loved making new friends.

They had graduation on Tuesday:

The Neighborhood kids beofre graduation. Ray, Noah, Era, Allie.

Three of his buddies that were in his class: Cohen, Jackson, and Coy!

His big sisters were so proud!

And then field day on Wednesday: I love his and Coy’s matching smiles!

Categories: Raymond

Mother’s Day 2018

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These 7 goofy kids all call me mom! I am amazed at how fast they are growing up and I love seeing all of their personalities come to life. Being mom is a full time job and sometimes I cringe when I hear the word “mom”, (mostly when it’s the 99th time that hour) BUT I love the snuggles and kisses and laughter. I love that they just like to be near me and that they trust me completely. I hope I can keep that trust ad love always with each one of them.

I got spoiled on mother’s Day – a nap after church and then crepes. I got cards and gifts and flowers. The kids played my new game with me and then we had Ben’s Mom and Dad over for dinner and a bunch of the other Nettesheims to celebrate Kris being the amazing mom that she is. I snuck a phone call to my Momma late that night and we called it a day.