In the middle of May, we went to the First Holy Communion of Dan's niece. During the Mass, the tornado sirens went off twice, so it was quite exciting and memorable. Thank goodness, no actual tornado!
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| Isabella, Olivia, Anne, and Catherine. |
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| The kids were all happy to see Grandma. |
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| Dan with his nephew, Balthaser. |
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| Dan's brother's family with Fr. Sam Pinkerton. |
Catherine has been working on Science, even after we were all done with the rest of school. It is nice because she can focus on it more.
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| Catherine with her lentil "forest," that she grew from lentils we got at the grocery store. |
One evening an airplane began to swoop down low over our property and then fly just over the trees to the north, then make a big loop around and come again, each time moving a bit more west. It was a cropduster working on a field across the road to the north of us. The kids loved watching the airplane and it was like having our own private air show! Here's a short video of one of the passes the pilot made over our house:
One day, all of a sudden, I realized I wasn't sure where Anthony was. After a search, this is where we found him:
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| Time for a snooze. |
A picture of our grotto, with the irises blooming in front and the roses behind:
Now, with kids in the picture:
The kids playing at the playhouse:
Anne and Anthony:
At the end of May, I took a few pictures of a storm that was rapidly approaching.
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| From the front yard. |
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| From the deck. |
After the storm, it was all clear and sunny:
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| Hanging out on the railing. |
