Since it has been awhile since Luke got his first glasses & his prescription changed a bit we decided it was time for some new ones. I, of course, am way more excited about his new specs than he is. The first day he would have nothing to do with them, you know, change is hard. The second day he was happy as a clam in them. I think he figured out he could see better & they are very light weight. These things are amazing. They are completely flexible, sidebars, nose bridge, pads all plastic. The side bars have no screws to tighten, they actually pop off. Another cool thing about them is that we can change the colors if we get tired of the look (well, me mostly, Luke could care less). They also grow with him. The line is called T2, made by a company in California.
Yes, I took most of these photos while he was watching PBS.
Now he's all aready to go back to school.
Finishing up PB&J with Quinn on the porch before the bus comes.
Ms. Sheri is his busdriver again this year. She's really sweet. Doesn't he look soooo small getting on the bus.
Computers, looks like a big ole Mac screen. I've managed to keep him off my computer up to this point. Guess that will be changing.
Now he's all aready to go back to school.
Luke had the best time playing along the shoreline.
Quinn had a great time with the rubber mallet (we used it to hammer the umbrellas into the sand, we don't typically take tools to the beach with us :)
Brent, Mason & Quinn playing in the sand
This was phase #2. We were out biking in a nearby neighborhood & this nice green slide was on the curb. Of course, Brent had to go back & get it. I thought "what in the world are we going to do with that thing?" Well, he added it to the clubhouse & now it has a super fast slide!
