Oops!

"I told you I was tired!"

Jack and the Foam Roller

He is enjoying the foam roller.

Thursday, June 24

Sydney

Checking on the garden

Loves the stepsHelping with the wall caps

Steps

Starting to take shape. Fingers crossed the weekend weather holds, we are on the precipice of being 100% finished but need a few days of good weather to wrap up details!

Yard, Sunday June 20

PathwaySandy - put to work!As of Sunday nightSunday nightJack, watering things downJack enjoys the hose, thanks Uncle Matt!Chill time

Supervisor, looks a little stern!Jack doing his sharePlanter box, plants going in!

Father's Day

Father's Day  - not exactly restful!

St. Louis Zoo

HUGE tortoises.The elephants were a favorite of the day.

Jack enjoyed the railroad.

City Museum, St. Louis

The City Museum was an experience! The entire concept is about exploration so there are literally no maps/guides - you just explore this huge 10 story building. The Toddler Floor wore Jack out in about 90 minutes.

Good Little Road Tripper

Amusing himself in the car.

CSA

We are very excited to get our first CSA box today! Can't wait to see what we will explore this summer...http://www.driftlessorganics.blogspot.com/

Yard Update

Where we sit as of Wednesday. Unfortunately the next few evenings/weekend may be a washout with the rain.

Sunday, June 6 PM

Charlie, post ice water "bath" and deciding he is not going to share the two beers :)

Charlie & Brandon

John - full time help! John has been here every day and has put in tons of work.

Charlie - made quick work of leveling the wall

End of evening, Sunday, one week, one day in!

Had to stop for the day to get ready for dinner - great friends & great food.

Watermelon

Enjoying some watermelon. All of it.

Teddy Bear

Jack & Brandon, Thursday PM

Jack & Brandon

Thursday

Just about done!Resting spot for tired tools.Getting there!More "catch"John & Brandon played "catch" with most of the bricks! No misses - thankfully!Strategy session.Just getting started.Jack & Grandpa, our morning babysitter!1.75 tons of sand.