During the summer the girls practiced biking around the block to the point where Erin finally became competent enough for expeditions. This forced us to find a new bike to Caroline, but then we were ready for the Minuteman Battle Road trail.
The kitties health continued to be of concern, especially Max's kidneys
He never used to do this
We survived the maze and the crowds
Tessie is actually a help around the house
Hunting crayfish at the Old Reservoir. We caught a baby catfish.
Rainy day shoe shopping
Our computer room is now the Lego-arium for Caroline and Erin's imaginations
Topsfield Fair had the usual baby chicks
Rare birds such as mallard ducks
and a 2000-pound pumpkin
a chance to pet calves
and eat giant pickles
That Merida hair was worth every penny
The Axe Women of Maine sported some seriously sharp hardware and chopping skills
The purpose of this playing this song was not to expose the kids to Decembrists lyrics featuring vocab words like "prevaricate","fey", and "sibylline". Tessie latched on to the song and specifically the word "honeydew"
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