Korean Cuisine

Kenny's college buddy, Adam, came over with h is family. He had made us Indian food (from India, not the Native Americans :), so Kenny wanted to treat them to Korean food. When Tanner saw his Dad using chop sticks, he wanted to try. It was so cute, I had to take some pictures.

Hailey actually did pretty well.

Don't you love the tongue out?!

Brothers

This is cute!

This is just hilarious!

A sneek peek at Autumn's dress!- for you Mom

Outside!

When I tried to take this, they were both looking outside, but I missed the shot.

They love to be outside so much, they are just longing to go out. It was cute!

In the blink of an eye...

At first glance this looks like an ordinary paper towel roll.

If you look at the bigger picture you can see that it is actually evidence against two little boys!

I left the room for about two minutes, and that was more than enough time for these two to get into trouble!!
Let's take a closer look
Tanner: "This cake is NUMMY mommy!"

Jackson; too engaged for words!

I actually had a lock on this cabinet, but the kids stripped it. The only cupboard that I don't want them into is the one they want the most!- Go Figure.

The FRUIT of our labors!

This is our garden, and though I have put many hours into it, it still doesn't look like much. The well trained eye can see that we have some potential though.

We have had very cool and wet weather, so our plants haven't grown too much. Today I noticed that there was a tomato growing. Yeah!!
Jackson loves to play in the garden! I just have to keep him from eating every rock he finds!
He is getting so big!
Occationally he will let go and stand on his own for a minute, but no steps yet!

Grandma Lindsay

Kenny's Grandma died about two months ago. She seemed like an amazing lady, though I never really got to know her.

Tanner loved going to see Grandma Great. Every time we drive by their house, he asks to see Grandpa and Grandma Great.

Grandma spent the last two year of her life in bed. We would visit occasionally while Lola Mom was taking care of her. These are some of our favorite memories of Tanner with his Grandma Great...

1. Using the syringe to feed her water and ensure.
   
2. Kissing her on the cheeks
   
3. Playing with her little siver bell.- At fourteen or fifteen months he actually hit her on the head with it!

Tanner is in the background with Grandma here. You can see his hands in the corner.

We went to the cemetary (place were Grandma Great is sleeping to Tanner) to take pictures for Memorial Day.

Here is the grave and new headstone.

Jackson

Tanner

Even though Tanner will not remember his Great Grandma, I hope that he can look back at the good life she lived! She will be missed.