The Turner Family: Summer endings

Summer is almost over. Which is a sad thing for me because I love the heat and the swimming and the ice cream and all that good stuff. BUT we ended strong with lots of fun!

There was a lot of baby holding going on. Caleb holding Theo and Miles and Ellie holding Scout.

It's super adorable especially because Caleb thinks he's some big boy that can hold babies that weigh 5 pounds less than him. Ellie with Scout is the cutest thing ever.

Thank you Cortney, Maggie, and AnnMarie for letting my babies snuggle your babies.

There was also lots of dates happening.

One in which we got to see some cool cars with some cool people (the Camusos, whom I love).

My dad has a road runner just like that green one up above, except his is a different year.

And 'course I had to take a pic with the DeLorean. Notice behind me is a Rolls Royce, to which I paid no particular attention. We obvs know my priorities.

Lots of park days and train-a-ridin'.

The train ride is expensive so we only did it once. I hate paying for myself! Why do you do that, City of Folsom?? Like I'm really enjoying a two-minute train ride with virtually no scenery and nothing to lean my back on when I could be spending that money on a huge burger and fries?? My kids loved it though, and let's be honest, I still got a burger.

Never get enough swinging'.

Lots of swimming and Nana and Papa's.

And also makeshift swimming when we couldn't go to Nana and Papa's.

Which resulted in lots of sleeping in weird places.

Actually that one on the left is funny because that was Tristan's first day teaching seminary and he fell asleep (which he doesn't do often) with Ellie doing flips off the couch. Caleb jumped on his pillowed head a minute later, which woke him up.

There was also lots of BBQs with friends. As is to be expected.

What isn't so expected is that said friends have a half pipe in their backyard.

They're the coolest. Joe pushing Ellie and Cambria.

Ellie waiting her turn with Alec or Joe's skateboard.

They never wanted me to stop pushing them. It was harder work than you'd think, and more dangerous than it looks. Tristan was on the sidelines pleading with his eyes for me to not let the children be harmed. He's such a good dad.