Ya’ll it’s summertime once again. I think half of Texas is out of school with more finishing this week.
What I love most is having my babies back with me full time once again, so lots of relaxing, swimming, reading and doing fun things together. Yesterday was errands and doctor appointments, mainly for my ten year old who shot himself in the eye with a nerf gun. YEP – shot himself in the eye! He was getting ready for a nerf battle and somehow shot himself at close range. His eye swelled a bit as to be expected, but the next day he couldn’t stand any light from outside, even had to keep the blinds closed and wear sunglasses. We’ve been to the eye doctor 5 times this week, and one day had to put eye drops in every two hours. All is looking good now and we only have 1 more appointment next week. So be sure your kiddos wear safety glasses during nerf battles. You can buy clear safety glasses that are child sized at any Lowes. As per our optometrist, Nerf bullets and laundry two most common eye injuries to children. With the laundry pods they squeeze them and the pod explodes unexpected in the child’s fact. Be careful!
BACK to Summer fun – we purchased these bubbles, and bubble wand yesterday at Kroger for $5.99 and just gave them a test run this morning. For my son’s 2nd grade class project we made our own bubbles and he had to sell them at school – those bubbles were fantastic. However, these Kroger bubbles with the giant wand are truly A H M A Z I N G! We are off to go get more!
What summer fun things are ya’ll doing?
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Little people call her Camera Girl. Elizabeth’s little people, two boys, call her Mommy. She calls on her Canon, enthusiasm for the outdoors, creativity as a former toy maker, excitement for discovery, and addiction to Starbucks coffee to guide the littles, middles, and their families on photographic adventures. Elizabeth’s love of nature and volunteer work at a local conservancy keep her connected to the land, and always seeking new settings where she can capture the natural light, the beauty of the local fauna, and the candid and the magical moments of the families she guides.
