Me Grandpa and Braxton at dinner.
Anthony, Carmine and Noy.
Our Auntie sent me a cd with a bunch of pictures she took. I am very thankful for them because now you can see that I was there! Here me and Carmine are building a sand castle.
See I was there too.
Nani, Auntie Theone, Anthony, Me, Jordan, Braxton, Nick, Carmine and Jade at Huntington Beach.
This is Braxton's second cousin Jordan. The moment he met her they were inseparable. She was an awesome babysitter!
We drove to West Virginia last weekend to Harpers Ferry. They have an old town from the 1800's that is still there. They fought the Civil War around there and this place was destroyed a couple of times. There is some neat history there.
Here is Carmine with the ladies from the 1800's.
Some old buildings.
Just sitting on some tracks.
It was so pretty to see the mountains. I forget how beautiful they are because I am not around any. I know these ones don't even compare to the Utah mountains.
Braxton is at that age where he wants to take care of himself. It is really a love hate relationship for me. I love that he is wanting to be more independent, but I hate the mess that he makes. I just need to get over it.
He insist on make himself a peanut butter and jelly sandwich everyday for lunch. He LOVES them!
Braxton has figured out all by himself that a spoon will stick to your nose.
Here are just a couple of random pictures. This was the boys first time at the dentist. They don't allow pictures to be taken there but I managed to get this one. They were so good! They got their teeth cleaned and checked and not even a whine! They were awesome! Oh ya and NO cavities.
We went bowling with some friends. They ball went so slow down the lane they just sat down and waited for the ball to hit the pins. It was so funny.
I was driving to the Zoo one day and my GPS took me a different way then I usually go. It took us through DC and I was passing the Natural History Museum. I asked the boys if they wanted to see dinosaurs, of course they said YES!
Carmine inside a sharks jaws.
Then on to the Zoo.
The USS Constellation 1797 -1853
www.historicships.org/constellation.html
We took the boys to the Baltimore Harbor last weekend and we took a tour of a "Pirate Ship" or at least that's what the boys thought.
This is the second deck where they had all the cannons at.
It is crazy to think of them in war and having to load and shoot the cannons.