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Summer?!

So I've read a few posts on a few blogs that I follow about how successful or not successful their summers were. I feel like we haven't even started ours yet. I could take two whole more months to play with my family. Again I have to admit that I am the worst at making sure the camera is catching what fun we are having but we did have fun and we did make memories. The summer was quiet and fun and laid back. Exactly how I love it to be. We did not make it out camping but we had other fun things that we did. I did learn that boy are just dirt with mud on them! Quite literally, here is Gage helping dig the potatoes last night.
 I love his grubby little hands in the mud. He was trying to dig without a shovel. "Just let me do it Dad!"



We ended up with about 40 lbs of potatoes and we dug our carrots as well, (don't ask) we figure we got about 15lbs of carrots as well! I'm very pleased with my garden this year. 

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