Regardless, I tried to plan a fun summer that all three kids would enjoy and that would take advantage of all the free time we would have. After all, this fall brings full-time school and that restricts the activities that we can participate in (or at least, when we can participate in them).
As I look back, here's a few of the things we can check of this summer's bucket list:
- participate in soccer league (Trev)
- attend graduation party
- attend mommy's volleyball games (and stay up and out past bedtime!)
- go to lots of friend's birthday parties and celebrate two of our own
- go to new village park grand opening, play in soccer tournament, win our first game, play in the rain, and jump in huge mud puddles
- learn all about reptiles at the library
- go to lots of new parks and a bunch of old favorites
- go to a MLB baseball game (not the Cubs!-at the kids request)
- visit Grandpa
- learn how to make cool scientific reactions using basic household materials (vinegar, baking soda, m&m's and more) (more fun at the library)
- go camping and get REALLY dirty
- go strawberry picking
- make LOTS of strawberry and raspberry jam
- go to summer camp
- learn to swim (Trevor!!!!)
- practice reading
- spend the night at Grandma's
- go to the zoo
- watch at least two sets of fireworks, and set off some of our own
- participate in t-ball league (T & B)
- learn about dinosaurs at the library (and show off our knowledge - good job Blake!)
- attend Zoo camp and be a "Junior Zookeeper" for the day
- go to the pediatrician and not get shots (Trevor! Izzy still had to get shots!)
- survive a week with Mommy gone on vacation (they survived, but there are scars!)
- go to the movies
- go to Great America
- go to the farmer's market
- go to the 'skyscrapers' (what the boys call going downtown) to various museums
- go fishing with Grandpa
- make home-made ice cream
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