One Last Adventure

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Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end. In this case, it means that no matter how much fun we’ve had, everyone has to go home. On Saturday morning, Gram, Gramps and Great Gram left. Bella and her friend came home from camp, and then she left to stay with another friend for a few days. Katilyn, Seth and Bryson go back home on Tuesday. And the four of us left yesterday for a family trip.

Before we all dispursed, however, we had one last opportunity to let the boys play together. I seriously have no idea what these two boys are going to do without each other. I’m so glad that they’re so close in age.

Our favorite coffee shop was celebrating their anniversary. To celebrate, they got a free bouncy house for any kid who wanted to come play. We figured the boys would love it, and we were right.



They even had free drinks for the kids.





The last time Gabe was in this bouncy house, there were so many other kids that he didn’t have a chance to figure out how to get up the ladder. We managed to show up when there weren’t many other kids, which meant both boys got to figure out how to climb up and they thought it was great. 







Even Auntie Katilyn got in on the action!

We also had one last ladies lunch. 



It’s been great fun having everyone around and it’s dad that everyone is going to head their separate ways.

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