Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spring. Show all posts
5.04.2014
4.08.2014
4.06.2014
96: Spring at the Bison Range
Annual family picnic at the Bison Range! Nearly all the kids are old enough to play softball this year--kind of fun we have enough people to really play.
3.10.2014
69: flooding
When you have huge amounts of snow and then suddenly the temperature rises, apparently the fields turn into lakes. I don't think they'll be needing those irrigation pipes real soon.
3.08.2014
5.08.2013
4.14.2013
3.28.2013
87: finally blooming
And today, the flowers all decided to bloom.
Usually we have a few occasions after the flowers open where the blossoms are covered by snow, but I'm about done with winter for the year. I'd be fine if we just moved on to more consistent spring weather.
3.04.2013
4.14.2012
Spring at the Bison Range
I didn't ever have time to write anything about our annual Spring Bison Range Picnic a few weeks ago.
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| Keilana, Maysa, Jenna, Azia & KaNana |
But the pictures are saved here, and luckily, I think they tell most of the important parts of the day without adding many words.
We really have quite a large group when all the cousins are together.

Zoran. . .

Courtney had her own method of kite flying:
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| Eldon & Aodhan |
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| Lex, Sugar makes him happy. ESPECIALLY marshmallows. One of his all-time favorites. |
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| Azia and a very giant marshmellow. |

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| About 1/3 the cousins. Some we were off on an adventure. Others were working hard not to be found. |
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| Bryce and Zoran. They ran laps around the pond the whole time and couldn't be bothered to stop for a photo. I think this was lap number five. |

4.02.2012
3.11.2012
70: kites
Costco has a collection of really cool kites right now.
And now we have a collection of cool kites at our house.
For some reason I seem to be more prone to these impulse buys when we have no money, but it was sixty degrees on Friday and beautiful, and somehow I got stuck in Costco buying mountains of supplies for work. It seemed very important that we spend some of the next day outside, so my kids got early happy nearly spring presents. We don't really have a lot of wind around here, but that doesn't really stop them from trying to fly kites. Mom has bought a bunch of the little plastic kites the last few years for our spring Bison Range picnic, and the kids fly them till they fall apart. Then they take the pieces and try to fit them all together to get at least one patched back together to fly a few more days.
Besides entertaining the kids, kite flying is a pretty nice break for me from the continuous research paper reading that filled most of my day today.
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