The boys are spending most of this summer at a day camp hosted by their elementary school's aftercare program, but they've had a few adventures, including spending a week in San Diego, which I'll cover in a separate post.
The boys' friend Bascom wanted them to join him at soccer camp, so we signed them up for a week in early June. Though they claimed to enjoy the soccer part, the setting was the primary attraction. The camp was held at a park bordered by redwood forest and a creek.
They found a banana slug! And Jack wanted to be sure his cool stick was in the picture.
Kids in the wild:
Cool swirly tree:
The boys' teammates (Jack far right in green hat, Henry next to him in red socks, friend Bascom tall and scowling in the middle):
Coming home from soccer camp one day, we saw this cool rainbow near our home:
Jack's official certificate:
Henry's official certificate:
The backyard garden is thriving:
Boys squinting into the sun for scale:
When stuck at home, Jack entertains himself with his toy vehicles:
We gave the boys some old phones to play with (not actually connected to cell service). They do their best imitation of the adults around them:
Boys vegging on their tablets after soccer camp:
The boys figured out how to message their father using iMessage through our wifi. Presenting their very first text messages...
Kids in the wild:
Cool swirly tree:
The boys' teammates (Jack far right in green hat, Henry next to him in red socks, friend Bascom tall and scowling in the middle):
Coming home from soccer camp one day, we saw this cool rainbow near our home:
Jack's official certificate:
Henry's official certificate:
The backyard garden is thriving:
Boys squinting into the sun for scale:
We have corn, some kind of beans, watermelons and sunflowers:
The boys attended Bascom's birthday party, where they got to see a performance by The Surfing Magician and his rabbit assistant (Jack in green hat and red shirt, Henry to Jack's right in grey shirt):When stuck at home, Jack entertains himself with his toy vehicles:
We gave the boys some old phones to play with (not actually connected to cell service). They do their best imitation of the adults around them:
Boys vegging on their tablets after soccer camp:
The boys figured out how to message their father using iMessage through our wifi. Presenting their very first text messages...
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