Two Little Men: Collection of Random End-of-Summer Pictures

Thursday, September 01, 2011

Collection of Random End-of-Summer Pictures

How I looked most of the summer.

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Henry slept on an air mattress for quite awhile and was upset when I put it away. Why did we buy them nice mattresses, again? They could camp until college.

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This has been the most miserable summer EVER in terms of heat and drought. MISERABLE. I can't say that enough. I am totally burned out on this weather. Here is one weekend morning when we took them to Going Bonkers to burn some energy. I'm sure it was 10am and 105* degrees.

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Lots of indoor activities. Leo was really proud of this domino run.

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It got kinda tense here by the end of summer. We had all had *quite* enough of each other and being inside.

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For a long time, I refused to eat hot food b/c it gave me hot flashes after I ate. I am back to eating some hot meals....but I still have tiny flashes. Well, I guess b/c it is STILL over 100 every day. Ugh. And, no, I do not put Aquaphor in sushi. And, yes, there was lots of Sangria drinking this summer. FTR, I think Patio is the best premade sangria.

Sushi lovers waiting for scraps here. This was CA Rolls.

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Pretty sure we were the only people at Hawaiian Falls on this day eating leftover sushi and edamame. Or, as I call it, our Redneck Country Club Membership. This was my last full day alone with the boys this summer. I was pretty much at the breaking point. We were at Hawaiian Falls as soon as it opened and left when it was time for Todd to come home. Reapplied sunscreen at least 4 times this day. Henry and I rode the lazy river at least 30 rounds on this day. We did have a good time. Leo is really great about checking his watch and then checking in with me every 30 minutes or so. One time, he got out of line when he was way up at the top of a slide to come check in - we decided to have 10 minutes grace period after that.