The kids and I went to garage sales while Luis cut the lawn this morning...found a super saucer for Lily...best $10 I have ever spent...she realized that she was standing on her own feet, and began to jump...and jump...and jump...cracked us up. Then the kids all got so silly (must be the Kellish side coming out!)




On a baseball note, Josh's team has won 3 and lost only one so far this season. Josh has been hitting great, and playing short stop. His coach told him the other day that he'll probably be selected for all-stars. We are very proud at how well he has done!

Jonathan loves our driveway...but it doesn't love him...

He was so excited...even found his sunglasses. Was headed out to the driveway for some scooter time.



Found some of Luis's bungees in the garage. Decided to accessorize. He told me it would keep him from falling off the scooter. So he wrapped the bungees around his legs and fastened them to the scooter, and away he went.



After the third fall, and loud wailing shreaks, he decided to call it quits and come inside for medical care. A quick wash, some antibacterial cream, and a cool nemo band aid did the trick. Poor little buddy...but I'm sure tomorrow he'll be right back up and at 'em!

It's all in the delivery...

I am learning with Jonathan, anything can be fun if I make it sound fun...like "Let's have a clean-up-your-room race!!!!!!!" or "Who can carry this grocery bag all the way to the kitchen!!??!!" He's such a cutie, and my great little helper! At four, he has already proven himself to be a hardworker. When we unloaded our U-haul, he faithfully climbed up and down the ramp with arms full...and he didn't stop until it was empty. Joshua took up his moving "battle grounds" in the back yard. He is allergic to any manual labor. I told one of the guys from church that was helping us, that Joshua ws going to have to either make it big in sports or be extremely intellegent, because he was not going to make a living the old fashioned way if it consists of physically working and/or sweating.