Happy 4th of July!

We've celebrated all week long it seems! We enjoyed the Helena fireworks with great friends this weekend, shot of our own fireworks Monday night (with the Scoggins) while Daddy was off, and then we visited JNN to see Daddy and enjoy some good BBQ on Wednesday. JNN was rocking that day - Paul was a tired man when he got home.

Graham loves the fireworks, Catherine was unsure about them...

Everyone celebrated the parachute fireworks

Happy 4th Rob!

Graham picks the next fireworks to be lit. (Daddy did the lighting)

Rob is surprised!

We love sparklers!

Baskets of beans!

Farmer Graham picked us some dinner!

Rob's Eye - Update

Rob got a very good report from the doctor! All healed!

Dr. Anderson hopes this is an isolated incident. We have a few things to look for, however, to ensure this isn't an allergy or sleep issue.

Rob is thrilled to not have his eye ointment anymore. Thrilled!

How our garden grows...

Every morning is a new treat to see what is growing or ripening today. We are watching to see when the beans hit the gutter, and wondering how Daddy is going to get them!

Rob's Eye

Robert and Graham wish to share with you the picture from the "super cool glow-in-thar-dark" eye exam yesterday.

We took a picture so Rob could see. He was really left out of the excitement, even though he was the center of attention. Poor kiddo, he couldn't see the cool stuff because he was the cool stuff. In this picture, you see the black light at the bottom. The green is his eye. If it was green, it was torn tissue.

Little swimmers

Until our "eye incident" we've been swimming every day. Graham is now jumping in and loves - LOVES - putting his head underwater and looking through his "super awesome goggles." Rob prefers riding on the float with the "glass window" and kicking around. Life is good in the pool.

Look what we grew!

Tonight's dinner comes from our garden! (Not the chicken. We aren't growing chickens. Let us be more clear about this - we will never grow chickens!)

P.S. Paul says the long slender peppers, which we don't know what we bought, are very potent, very hot. So, since we have about 20 growing right now, we are giving them away!