September 2020 Fun

Silly blogger uploaded the pictures backward but we still had a busy September.

The boys got their hair cuts at a real salon and Kyle's stylist spiked his hair. He loves being a porcupine for a day.

For preschool, Kyle and I worked on a sink or float activity. He spent a hour just playing in the water.

We finally made it to the car races this year. We say lots of crashes but it got to late in the evening to wait for the fireworks. They has three races left when we called it quits at 10pm.

Kyle kept telling me he wanted the make a volcano...a big one. So we made one for preschool and plus he got to do mini volcanoes afterwards.

I found the boys all dressed up after breakfast one morning. They spent most of the day in costume.

Bruce did his online school while dressed up that day.

The kids finally got to go back to school on September 21st. They are required to wear masks and can only attend in person two days a week. They were excited to go back but the newness has worn off.

Jennie ready for Middle School. She came home talking all about it. She met a few friends, saw people from Elementary School, and is tired of walking in one way hallways. 

One weekend, we made it to an outdoor car show. The kids liked seeing the various cars and picking out their favorites.

Love that Kyle can entertain himself sometimes.

Grandpa Conde brought the kids a remote control fork lift. They love playing with.

We took the kids to Wahooz for an afternoon of fun. We played miniature golf, bumper boats, and go-karts. Jennie got to drive a regular size one.

We had some family visit us as well. Brian and his family and Grandma and Grandpa Conde came to visit. We took them to the Warhawk museum and ate at the airport.

While Brian's family was here, we hooked up the Wii to the big TV. The boys were in heaven playing on it.

The garden started to produce. I don't remember buying rainbow carrots but I did let the kids pick the seed packets at the store.

Regina finally got the make slime. She has been wanting to do it all summer and I kept putting it off.

This was the metal staple that was in Jennie's leg. She got it removed September 1st. She had grown like a weed and it did it's job of straightening her leg so it was time to take it out. She healed much quicker with this surgery.