Playing Catch Up...

I got behind on my weekly posts of misc pictures!! Here are a few now from the week or two before Hannah came. After these couple of posts, I have a lot of pictures I'm looking forward to posting of what we've been up to in more recent times!!! :)



Seth fixed the bottom of our table for us!!


Sabrina surprised us one night by making this yummy dessert...


... I think it was a hit!!!


:)


Daddy read to us over face time. What a special time with daddy and we've since finished our book!!


We're so thankful for face time


Daddy sent us a postcard of a new place he visited


Shenandoah loves her felt dolls


Seth surprised us one day by his newest climbing feat!! :)


This is called doing dishes with POTS - it's easier than standing. Anything that helps!! :)


Shenandoah enjoyed water painting for the first time


Instead of a castle, Seth's building project this week was the church in Sainte Mere Eglise and the burning building. My brothers are intrigued by the D-Day invasion and the story of the 82nd paratroopers during it and the sacrifice they made.


That's our Sayer!! :)


There was this beautiful moth


Playing dress up


We got to watch...


...a locust come out of its skin - aren't its wings beautiful?!


We were so happy for the opportunity to watch it - good job Seth for finding it!!


The stickers are really bad this year - ouch!!! That's why we don't wear shoes in the house!!


Sayer was hungry one afternoon (actually, it's a common occurrence :) and with mommy's permission he made a fabulous looking creation.


WWII reenactments have been a huge part of our life since our studies while we were away. I believe they were playing part of the group that went to secure Pegasus Bridge in a glider.


Complete with proper landing positions and everything!! :)


Shenandoah does a wonderful job swallowing her vitamins - that's quite an accomplishment for a little one her age!!


Good job, sis!!


Our favorite castle picture of the week - thanks to google images!!

This is Burg Eltz - you'll here more about this once I have the ability to access our overseas pictures...

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