July was no exception on the busyness scale. Mostly in part because of all the travel - San Diego, Colorado, MN but we still fit in fun at home! Dance parties with friends!
Naps on the couch with Toby in Toby's bed on the couch!
Dance intensives with her bestie
Cool new shades!
Reading!!!
Playing 5 Crowns with the 8 year old who consistently wins!!
Dry ice fun with neighbor friends!
More dance intensives!
Pool party with other dance competition members! Let's just forget that Trevor ended up with Swimmer's Ear after this. Argh.
Chuck E Cheese with our bestie to wrap up a whole week of dance and Sophia fun!
Hockey!! Trevor has decided that he is going to take a break from soccer and focus on hockey! We are excited for him! He LOVES hockey and is learning and growing in the sport really quickly with all the ice time he's accumulated this summer!
Daddy traveled for 9 days straight (including over a weekend) so we stayed busy with errands - like getting the oil changed in Mommy's car. While waiting, Ashley discretely moved a chair over to the window, climbed up and did a bootie dance on the window. Hysterical laughter ensued from everyone. Where does she learn this stuff??
Movie time! Poor Ashley tripped in the theater and went head first into a wall. Nothing some ice won't heal!
Trevor is getting to be quite the chef, always wanting to help Mommy! He's a great pancake flipper too!
We crossed off one of our bucket list items for the summer - Waffle House!
When the kids were in MN, Mommy and Daddy had some fun of their own checking out new places like JBGB, playing golf, getting massages at a new place, dinner at our favorite place, bowling, grilling out at home and pizza at Old Chicago.
Mommy *almost* won in bowling but fell apart (she blames her tennis elbow).
And let's not forget Toby who spent a lot of time in his chair in Ashley's room when she was away. Toby might get annoyed with all of the affection she gives him but he definitely missed her!!


















































































