The kids insisted that we have Grandpa's famous French toast for breakfast every morning. It required the kids donning their aprons so they could assist in the process.
I loved the miniature "Ben Mail" mailbox that sits on their cabinet. Sure enough, the red flag was up showing that there were letters in there that needed to be sent to Ben. What a cute reminder for them of their missionary uncle who would love to receive letters from them.
It was fun to see Logan again and see how much he's grown since we last saw him as a newborn.
We went to Natalie's school for school lunch--but note how we didn't eat school lunch--and then went to her room so she could show-and-tell Logan to her class.
The kids loved going to the park and looking for 4-leaf clovers--or weeds in Luke's case.
The kids all loved doing artwork. This is Natalie's rendition of herself, her using white board markers to write on the window using the technique given in practicing her spelling words, Emma and Luke coloring and then Emma's finished coloring page.
Laurie even got in on the artwork action when she got busy coloring a draft of where she wanted the placement of various things in their garden to be planted while Natalie colored a very accurate picture of everything in their backyard.
Farmer Jacob had gotten the garden all tilled and then got a little help from Glen in planting the garden.
I really love sitting at their kitchen table and looking out their big windows at the back yard.
They have a great yard and lots of open field space beyond the yard. Omaha is a really beautiful place to live.
