Our 4th was pretty typical; parade, BBQ at Grandma & Grandpa's, hiding from the heat, and watching Daddy in the home run derby & city softball game. The home run derby was cancelled due to CRAZY wind, but they played the game and it was a fun time. Here's some photos from our appearances at the city festivities.
It didn't take long to have the kids celebrating here and there for the handfuls of candy they scrounged up.
Cousin Brigham... the kids loved getting these little flags from one of the floats.
Macy was in a kind of crabby mood that morning, but people throwing candy at her helped her snap out of it. She loves to clean up and put things where they go, so she LOVED picking up candy and putting in in the bag.
Cute little Harper.
I don't know what it is about the 4th of July, but we always go hog wild taking pictures. We seem to get the most cousin pictures on the 4th and Christmas Eve. Here's Cassadee and Carly in the middle of those shenanigans.
The annual photos of the cousins on the grassy hill.
It's fun that everyone comes to watch Colby play softball and it lends to a really easy opportunity to snap our favorite photos of the kids.
(This one was blurry, but I loved it. Silly boys.)
These silly face pictures were great, and the fact that Macy was a little late with it (on the second one) but she soon caught on and tried to pull a funny one... so funny!
The kids had the hill mostly to themselves for a while and had a ball playing catch and tag. Macy had a little crash with Tyler on the tramp earlier so her leg was super sore and she was stuck sitting on the blanket with Mom. She wanted to get in middle of the fun with the big boys, but she got over it eventually. She had a blast making cheesy faces at the camera and kissing her little Lambie.
The stormy night shared some pretty sights with us as well.
It was a beautiful day (minus the horrible winds for that little while in the evening) which lent to a great opportunity to reflect on our many blessings we enjoy living in this great nation. Happy birthday, America.
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