{SEVEN.20}

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 Wowwe a lot has happened since June. I'll use this post to just share pictures of our month in general. Then I'll post more about my procedure and recovery process. Before all that tho, our month was going well and fun. We had a great 4th, a great camping trip to our favorite place, and a fun visit from my folks. 

we found a new park to explore on a very hot day! 

this is a stag beetle... and it was WAY too close to my home for my comfort! 
however, it was a great science day for us. 


I've was enjoying early morning walks -
and one this particular day the beauty in the ordinary just really caught my eye. 
Gonna really miss this place! 
our new favorite spot to hang in the yard! 


hammocking is our new thing! :) 
this girl doesn't like to stop school! 
she does this copy work for fun! 


Happy 4th of July! 
Even the stuffies get in on the festivities! 


we spent the morning with neighbors at the creek! it was SO fun 
Celebrated this little guy's 4th bday! 
How can he be FOUR!?!!


we are growing something and we can't wait to eat it!! ;) 
CAMPING TRIP!! 2020 


we could have stayed there a lot longer... but we totally enjoyed our 3 days there! 
our fav dinner and one of our fav camping spots! 


these kiddos would LIVE here if they could! 
one afternoon we hit a wall and everyone was hot and kinda cranky, so we grabbed their hammocks and did some alone time in the woods... 


even the pup LOVES camping with us 
Avengers Assemble! 


She was pretty stoked to get the news that she needed glasses! 
learning and reviewing his name this summer! 


finally learning a new handicraft myself! 

She caught on SO quickly and will most likely by pass her mom's skill soon! 


wrestle mania 2020 - Poppy style! 
it won't be too much longer before they really beat him! 
the battle of the brains! 


My first procedure - july 20, 
they removed some polyps and thinned my uterian lining
The procedure went well and I woke up quickly without any side effects from drugs! 
One final girl night with Nanny before she left ... 


Who doesn't like to swing in a hammock and read?!?! 
Meet Bilbo, our yard toad! 







She got them!! :)  



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