Our besties, the Websters and Glogovskys. (sorry Kev!)
A little play time with Yaya Jen
ARE YOU KIDDING ME? I was sooooo excited to be watching my Packers!
This is the RIDICULOUS dessert cart that comes around. Serious desserts. 
Ted enjoying his small slice.
A international kite-flying day near Grammy's. Good thing it was windy!
Anna did a rec gymnastics program. She was all about the socialization, and did NOT like doing the "three legged dog".
Kaleb's soccer team that Ted coached. 
My husband is the BEST sport! I borrowed my costume from a friend, and then came up with the idea that Ted could be Captain Underpants. (For those of you that don't have school-age boys, this is actually a book character). It took some bribing, but he did it!
Homecoming in the Mt. The contest was to wear the most red. The boys at the bus stop got way more into it than the girls! Please note the red-faced chap. That'd be William.
The last of the Magill cousins got married (Matt). It was like date night for us!
Ted and his peeps (sister, grandma and mom).
This was an interesting game that Kaleb and his friend made up. Kaleb pulled his buddy as fast as he could down the hill on our backyard, and the object was to stay in the wagon the longest. They started it on the street, and Ted banished them to the grass!
We got to take advantage of it this week one day when they had early release. We visited Gov. Dodge state park, about 1/2 hour from us. The lake was practically empty, and we got to enjoy swimming for what has to be the last time this summer!
This is a different day, different lake. We went out on a friend's boat on Mendota. For those of you who know Ted's dislike of lakes, this is TRUE LOVE. SWIMMING in the lake because Anna asked him to!
Then, there was the tubing. Daddy got that honor too. On the other tube is Luke (you've heard of him --one of Anna's "dudes" from preschool, and a likely candidate for an arranged marriage)
Here were the tubers of the day. HOURS of it. By the end, very tired arms and headaches from flying OFF the tube several times!
The younger guys played on the swingset
Anna hung in the 'hood and talked about very important matters
and the older guys were on the swingset too! Ahhhh, summer. I'm so sad it's over!
First morning at the bus stop. Doesn't Anna looked pleased? She was actually the most excited of the three for school to start. She woke up on the first morning and said, "yesssss, First Grade!" But right before I took the picture, I told them to look like they loved each other, so Will gave her a sloppy kiss and Kaleb strangled her with his hug. Joy.
Here's our traditional first-morning-bus-stop-breakfast. In our little neighorhood (20 houses) we've got 35 kids, 26 of them school-age. We were missing some in this shot.
Dawn's welcome
Some of the kids taking a break to eat
Setting up the ginormous tent
The McMillans, Websters, Glogovskys, and Neinfeldts. Love you guys! See ya next year!