More time at home in August

 We caught a live jazz concert on Palmer Square on a Saturday afternoon along with some Bent Spoon. 

A sad moment for us this month was saying goodbye to the Bagley family. We have been so lucky to have them as amazing friends we relied on, loved, served, and were very served by. We brought them this card to send them on their way to Ohio. 

Back to church for us! YSA is meeting again in person. It is so wonderful to be in person again and feels so good to be there. The boys definitely have needed and are still needing some retraining in appropriate sacrament meeting behavior - my goodness! 

Brothers supporting each other in one more creation - can't even remember what this one is. With Lewis around, new creations are constant. 

The green sweatshirt, by the way, is a cute new addition to Lewis' wardrobe. He is so sweet and never really asks for anything - he's so low maintenance. But, he asked me for a bright green sweatshirt, and I was so happy to oblige. He's worn it just about every single day since! 

We decided to get a membership to Grounds for Sculpture once it opened up again. Seems like a wonderful place to support and a great place to enjoy and social distance. We played around the sculptures and enjoyed our traditional game of sardines. 

Micah and David had a week of swim lessons together. David did 4 weeks of swim lessons in August, and it was super for him. He had a really good time and seemed to be a coach favorite - how couldn't he be with that cute little voice and little swimsuit and towel! 

The older boys did 3 weeks of dive team in August. That was a really fun thing to try out! 

The slip n slide continued to make occasional appearances (mostly when David begged enough!). 

Found this pic on my phone that Beau had edited. He is so funny. This has been his thing. He says it in this really soothing, creepy voice and then moves in for a big smooch on the lips when your eyes are closed. So funny.