Such a busy week.

We have had some busy weeks lately.  Wyatt and Emmet each have soccer games 2 times a week, which makes 4 times during the week.  Then we have church/AWANA on Wednesday.  That means each night we have something going on.  Put that with my cleaning schedule (on top of my school)which is Monday, Wednesday and Friday night or Saturday morning.  We allow each child to be in two sports a year that our school participates in.  They both chose soccer and basketball. For Wyatt, it helps him get in shape for basketball, which is his first love.

DH, Wyatt and Grandpa Steve are deer hunting now.  Actually, its only Wyatt hunting and two people to help.  Last I heard from them it was not looking very promising.  I am really hoping they can shoot an elk this hunting season as it provides a lot of meat for our family. That thought is later in the season.

Took Molly Mei to speech today.  She is seeing Miss Andy, whom we love.  We saw her about 2 years ago, and she left but has now come back to the clinic.  We are going to work on conversation with Molly Mei.  She seems to do fine with prompted words, but looses all clarity when saying a sentence.  I have been told that I know two languages, English and Molly Mei.  Lol.  They also say we may need to invest in an Ipad because she is getting frustrated with us not understanding her and this would help bridge that gap until she can speak clearer.  They also want us to look into a few occupational therapy sessions, as she can not sit still for nothing.  She is very wiggly.  In fact, her K-4 teacher thought maybe she was too immature for the class.  Then she started asking her questions when she thought she wasn't paying attention.  She knew every answer.  She is just wiggly, so they are going to see if there is anyway they can divert that into something productive.  Like maybe a squishy seat for her to sit on.  We will see.

Here are some of my favorite pictures from this summer.  Its Wyatt loving on Zeke.  I my heart melts when I see an older sibling protecting and nurturing a younger one.  One day, my kids will make great Dads and Moms.