Thursday, June 4, 2020

Quarantine- May

May began with week number 7 (?) of Quarantine.  At this point, I think we were all a bit over it.  We still "social distanced" for the most part, but we began letting our kids play some with the neighbors and some close friends as the month went on.  Most of this playing took place outside, so I was glad there was at least fresh air all around.  School wrapped up in the first week of May, so summer officially began!

Here's a look at the rest of our May- a month that seemed to last forever!  It looked a lot different from our normal May, that's for sure.

Taylor- virtual field day:


 Surprise happy birthday parade for Taylor's teacher!





Surprise parade for Parker's teacher- just to say hi!





End of the year neighborhood play day:










Playing outside:

Sydney made a family obstacle course!















T & P pitched in to buy Sydney a skateboard- she'd been talking about wanting one for awhile!

Hanging out:

Willa and Whitley helped pitch in with their backyard fort work

Abi, Kinley and Zac came to play




Sydney and Bella have had several hangouts/sleepovers

Hanging with the Chase's!

Lunch with Zac and Rose

Swimming with Landon and Sutter (and baby Thea!)

Random:
Kool-aid hair dye!


The kids were at a friend's house and I got to go to a park and walk in complete silence!

Watching the Intl. Space Station fly over us


Money money money! (or not, in this case)



Parker kicked Taylor out of her own bed, apparently.


Parker walked with me one morning

Hitting up the grocery store



Hair envy

Uno Flip!


Coming back from the donut truck


Chayce's birthday parade:



Parker's teacher came to visit:


It started pouring!



Pool time:




Parker's new obsession: collecting basketball cards

He purchased all with his own money.  All 1100. 😳 Here he is meeting the Amazon guy!

His face when I told him I got him Michael Jordan and Kareem Abdul Jabbar cards.




Stephen loves to scare Parker and take video of it.  Poor baby!  But here's him organizing the cards into his binder.