The 4th of July has become a great tradition in Idaho and it was even better this year because extra grandparents were around for the baptisms (next post). We tye-dyed t-shirts the Saturday before and looked FANTASTIC! See for your self.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
4th of July
I know, it's pretty bad that I'm still posting Summer pictures, but, family history must be preserved, even if it's late.
The 4th of July has become a great tradition in Idaho and it was even better this year because extra grandparents were around for the baptisms (next post). We tye-dyed t-shirts the Saturday before and looked FANTASTIC! See for your self.
The grand parade to the flag raising.
David is our first Scout (cub) so he got to help with the flag.
Some of the girl cousins modeling appropriate 4th of July fashions. I think we tried at least 3 times over the summer to get all the girl cousins in one picture but between Clara, Sage, and Sarah we always had at least one (usually 2) refusers - oh well, they are all lovely! Those swanky, artsy extended family pics you see sometimes on blogs crack me up - how do they do it????
Ready for the parade with our balloons from the hotel down the street.
Aunt Jessica came with lots of treats and Aunt Mel provided a prime sitting spot for the soon to be kindergartners.
Emily and David were inseparable this summer - ahhh cousins (and red vines).
I loved Isaac's stance watching the fire trucks. Fire trucks are VERY manly, of you didn't know.
Sarah and Sage LOVED the squirt bottles to keep each other cool and fresh.
The 4th of July has become a great tradition in Idaho and it was even better this year because extra grandparents were around for the baptisms (next post). We tye-dyed t-shirts the Saturday before and looked FANTASTIC! See for your self.
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Love the shirts! Cousins are the best.
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