Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts

Thursday, December 17, 2015

Christmas Tree Hunting 2015


































Early December brought us back out into the woods to find the perfect Christmas tree. Accompanied by our friends the tradition lives on. And the youngest is now donning the little red vest that I will someday have a very hard time letting go of. 



Previous years here






Monday, August 17, 2015

camp nanamama

The weeks before school truly starts are logistical nightmares for us. I have to be at work for about a week, getting my classroom ready, but the boys aren't at school themselves. And then when the boys do start school, they have a super funky three day, half-day orientation, at different times. Not to mention that we are still slave to the nap for the youngest Bejos boy.
Graciously, the grandmas offered to come watch after the boys during this back-to-school transition, even shuttling them to and from school for those super funky three days. 
The best part of the week was that Mr. Bejos didn't know that his mom was coming. It was a surprise of the very best kind! 

The boys loved their time with nana and mama, which was dubbed camp nanamama. Here's documentation of camp days, from the iPhones of these hip grannies. 


















































Monday, February 23, 2015

Snow Day

We awoke to a delightful phrase this morning.

Today Monday February 23rd, all schools will be closed due to current icy conditions and the weather forecast.



































Saturday, December 13, 2014

Christmas tree hunting

This morning has finally brought the slightest dusting of snow to our neck of the woods. It is in stark contrast to the warm sunny day we enjoyed last weekend on our annual Christmas tree hunt.
















This tradition has become one of our favorites. Especially watching our families grow and change. This year was, by far, the easiest, in terms of enjoying ourselves and being present enough to actually have adult conversation. We look forward to the day when we turn the saw over to the kids.

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