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Bonfire & A Surprise!

Yesterday was our last day of school this week!  So to celebrate, we had a bonfire (the weather was perfect).  We all had a great time, but Makena couldn't come out with us because she had a sore throat and a little fever :(  I came in to check on her every once in a while and she was just laying on the couch watching TV or looking a Facebook.  She loves Facebook!

My little cheese ball!
 
He was having a blast!
 
Snoopy was really loving all of the attention he was getting!

I think Carlie's face was due to the fact that Snoopy was trying to give her a kiss :)
 
It was a fun night and the moon was beautiful.  I think it's safe to say that it is officially fall!!
Please don't look at the junky shop, I wish I had gotten a better picture of the moon!!
 
Today we didn't do a whole lot.  Makena felt well enough this afternoon to go over to my Mom's and have a piano lesson.  She has been playing in church every Sunday for the past month.  I am very proud of her.  I told her today that she was getting a piano!  I really good deal worked out for us and we were able to purchase a used piano for her and Trey to play.  She has been using a keyboard (a nice one) and has wanted a piano for a long time.  I have to admit I'm a little excited about it too!
This was right after I told her.  She was soo happy!!

 
Beth

 
 


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