Special Delivery

We decided to make some new additions to our family and they came Express Mail this morning.

These little babies had quite the journey from Connecticut. They hatched on Monday and off they went to their new home.

We recieved the call at 6:20 am this morning that they were waiting for us at the post office.

We are very excited to start bonding with our new family members. We have 5 chicks. 2 Rhode Island Reds, 2 Plymoth Rocks and 1 Easter Egger (Araucana)

Tonights Harvest

More Swim Lessons

Jackson started a new session of swim lessons, this time with Daddy. It is amazing to see how much he has changed since the last time ....

First Snowcone

Jackson's new favorite sayings:

"Whatcha doin' Momma?"

Watcha doin' Daddy?"

"Mommy, What's that noise?"

He also loves telling us what he likes, car trips are now filled with I likes

(I like trucks, I like cows, I like airplanes, I like mixer trucks, I like birds) and I think it is safe to say that snow cones have been added to this list.

Then & Now

William & Jackson August 2008

Jackson & William June 2009

Beach Trip

First we found a kite (and a chair) being overtaken by the waves. After 45 minutes of untangeling Jackson had his first kite.

Then we chased some Seagulls with big pieces of driftwood.

Jackson thought he was going to the beach to get away from the Momarazzi.

Building sandcastles...

King of the sandcastle.

"It's my sandcastle, I can cry if I want to."

We had a short but fun beach overnighter. As we were packing up to leave Jackson curled up with Pillow & Georgie and past out.

Thank you Grammie for allowing us to use your bonus time!

Pants are tricky

The last few months Jackson has been trying to dress himself. It has been pretty funny to watch the mini skirts he makes out of his shorts, by putting both legs in one hole.

Which also makes a cute tail in the back.

The Farm

This summer we bought a CSA (Harvest Basket) from a local farm and are splitting it with another family. They had an open farm day at the beginning of the summer to kick off the harvest season. Jackson enjoyed experienceing the farm life and as you can see he takes if very seriously.