Project 365 - Day 189

Since we missed the fireworks here in town, I was so excited when my mom mentioned that the place nearby her camp was having them tonight and so we made plans to go!  We were at the camp celebrating my Mom's birthday today and the school was right on my way home.  When we pulled into the middle school, we saw that they not only had fireworks set up, but they had carnival games and rides! We got there early so we set up our blanket and got some treats and played a few games. Here are the boys with Grammy all ready for the fireworks to start! I have to say, Weare, NH may be in the middle of nowhere, but they put on a really great show and we had the best view! The boys had a blast, you wouldn't have even known they were up over an hour past their bedtimes (after having NO naps!), they were so in awe!

Project 365 - Day 188

Checking out the pigs at Beech Hill Farm...though I'm pretty sure the ice cream treat after was their favorite part!

Project 365 - Day 187

Our new popcorn machine! It was a gift from our very good friends and we couldn't wait to test it out tonight! The boys said it was the BEST. POPCORN. EVER!

Project 365 - Day 186

HAPPY 4TH OF JULY!

Project 365 - Day 185

We left on Friday morning and pulled into the driveway tonight to a whole new house! Talk about a big change in a short amount of time! Still lots to do, but it's looking good. I can't wait to see it all finished with the cream trim.

Project 365 - Day 184

Look who has figured out how to swim by himself today! In a vest of course, but he didn't need anyone to hold him, nor would he LET anyone hold him once he figured out he could do it!! "Evan do it, Evan do it" he would say! File this under Proud Momma Moments!

Project 365 - Day 183

We finally got power back! We were in the process of contemplating changing hotels or just packing up and leaving. I was glad we were able to stay. With Daddy done early at the conference we headed into DC for dinner and to do a little monument site seeing. We parked over by the Jefferson Memorial and walked over to the Washington Monument. David was sad that he couldn't actually touch it, but it was still cool to see it close up today. We finished the walk down by the World War II memorial. The boys enjoyed sitting down and watching the different fountains.