July was filled with trips to the amusement park, the beach, the mini-golf course, Chuck E. Cheese and many days at the pool! It's so great to be able to be with my family for an extended period of time!
We also made a few trips to the local library as the boys were both in a summer reading program to earn prizes and raffle tickets! I would often find Wyatt making time to read in various places...on the couch, outside, in a tree, etc. so that he could check off boxes on his Reading Bingo chart!
We took our annual trip out to Lancaster for a day of fun at a just for kids amusement park called Dutch Wonderland!
This was the first year that the boys to got take control of the steering wheel on the antique cars!
Riding the train is always fun!
One of their all-time favorites, bumper cars!
Such handsome little cuties! I want to just freeze time!
And when you are in Lancaster, you are in farm country! Right next to all the rides was this stream w/ ducks, geese and a cow and corn fields in the back ground!
Getting so big and brave!
There's a long story behind this carnival-like game below. The boys were very happy to have earned their "medium sized" prize!
Almost getting too big for this ride!
Aunt Marianne took the boys and I to Chuck E. Cheese one rainy day. We had a blast! Here are the boys showing off all the tickets they earned!
Fun 4th of July food with family!
This picture is out of order, but it's always our first stop when we get into Lancaster before our day at Dutch Wonderland! I love seeing all the horse and buggies!
Levi lost his first tooth this summer at Grandma's house! What a special memory!
Not only did we have all those fun times w/ Grandma and Papa, there were tons of new exciting adventures to try at camp now that they are older! They both were brave enough to try the "flying squirrel" where they went free falling with the harness strap.
We also worked in some time with friends from the church that I grew up in. They have a lake house just 30 minutes from the camp that Adam works at. The boys love riding on the "motor boat".
And we can't forget about archery at camp. While it was quite challenging, the boys loved to continue to try to shoot bow an arrows.
And a family picture after min-golfing!
Levi really got into the min-golf and was quite the "coach" as to what angle we should putt.
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