These pictures were taken in July when we were forming our patio. To get it to this point was kind of fun. In the evenings, after the kids were in bed, Doug and I would grab our gloves and shovels and dig until we were sick of diggin. As soon as we got it as big as we wanted it, we would decide that it needed to be bigger for whatever reason. We might as well right. Load after load, Owen helped spread the reject sand. Before this he helped clear the rocks. He would load the rocks in the bed of his dump truck and dump them in the rock pile.
With the purple shovel in hand, Kallie dug her toes into the sand and threw caution to the wind. She really just threw sand into the wind that landed in her eyes and Owen's hair but neither really seemed to mind.
Owen kept telling Doug, "Tay Dad, dat's enough." or "Teep doughing, teep doughing. Tay (s)TOP."
Emmett supervised.
These pictures were taken in July when we were forming our patio. To get it to this point was kind of fun. In the evenings, after the kids were in bed, Doug and I would grab our gloves and shovels and dig until we were sick of diggin. As soon as we got it as big as we wanted it, we would decide that it needed to be bigger for whatever reason. We might as well right. Load after load, Owen helped spread the reject sand. Before this he helped clear the rocks. He would load the rocks in the bed of his dump truck and dump them in the rock pile.
With the purple shovel in hand, Kallie dug her toes into the sand and threw caution to the wind. She really just threw sand into the wind that landed in her eyes and Owen's hair but neither really seemed to mind.
Owen kept telling Doug, "Tay Dad, dat's enough." or "Teep doughing, teep doughing. Tay (s)TOP."
Emmett supervised.
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