The park bridge inspector is back. He just has a new mode of transport.

I knew they wouldn't make it through the movie.

The boys are trying to stay up as long as they can but their lids are getting heavy....

Jack and his "best fwend" are enjoying a late night snack.

Look who's cooking thanks to Grandma's wandering foot (that gathers the loot)!

Shadow dancing...we were so slow to come outside today so we're makin up for it by staying out late.

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You never know when you'll hear, "Okay, take a picture, achoo!"

Mr. Two fisted 'peanut butter jelly' eater asked me to take his picture. I figured he must want y'all to see how cute he is today.

My handsome dinner date has me at the BBQ place.

Look who has decided he loves sprinklers.

The swimming's good here in Weed City!

Our pool and sprinkler mat shrank from last year.

If you do not know Jack, you may not get the coolness of this picture. Jack is visually impaired with light perception in one eye and he's legally blind in the other. He does not have depth perception. When he walks (actually he usually runs) we encourage him to use his long white cane to help him identify curbs, drop-offs, things in his path. He gets better with each use of the cane. BUT you can't use a cane when riding a bike. As usual his ever adaptive self, Jack has learned to look out for curbs and use the bike itself to measure the distance to the curb. AND he has become quite adept at using his little non-bending fine motor impaired fingers and hands to lift the bike up/down the curb independently. Hope you are enjoying this beautiful day as much as we are!