At the Farmer's Market we bought blackberries, corn, tomatoes and tamales. We ate the tamales in the park despite how hot the weather was. Jack had fun and Lia slept the whole time.

Unfortunately I think Jack had so much fun that the morning ended like this...

My little Lia doll.

We went camping with family this week. Jack had a blast playing with rocks and sand, eating his first campfire marshmallow, riding in a boat on the lake, getting to know family, staying up late, and learning new words. I love my little guy.

We were excited for the parade this past weekend because Jack loves trucks, cars and anything with wheels so much. Initially he was so overwhelmed by the police motorcycles that his whole body was shaking. We were a little worried that we'd have to go inside the house and watch from the window...but he warmed up and loved the whole thing. He is still asking to see trucks. Too bad we can't have a parade very weekend.

Getting used to his new sister...

watching Grandpa Oldham work in the yard...

swinging...

playing on the patio step...

to a wedding with music and dancing...

visiting family...here he is with Grandpa Clayton and the other grand-kids on Father's Day.

Lia...Just 6 days old

My mom is staying with us to help for almost 2 weeks. I love you, mom.

My mom, her mom (Kay), me and Lia Kay. FOUR generations!

My brother came up to see Kay and it just worked out perfectly that Lia arrived around the same time.

Jack is a little shy with all the newness and visitors.

Jack and I were both sick on my birthday so we mostly stayed around the house during the day. When Justin got home from work he took us out for Indian food and then we hung out in the back yard. The weather was perfect. I wish it could be like this all summer.

This was taken about a week ago...crazy hair Jack.