Logan had a their semi-annual Divy Up in April. It is pretty much one large community garage sale. However, the founder gets a nice little commission for everything that is sold. Volunteers who help run it get to shop before the public, so I signed up to help set up. Tyler and I were able to pick up a few outfits for Madison, including a Christmas dress. Madison seems to always be running out of clothes to wear. We spent about $60 and even picked her up a toy stroller.
We bought a couple more play dresses, but I don't know where the picture went.
Outfit sets
Shirts
Pants
Happy to have more clothes to get dirty.
We paid $5 for a jean jacket for her, which I think was $5 too much. I really didn't want to get it, but Tyler begged to have it--he wants a matching outfit picture with Madison. I often think of giving Tyler's jacket to D.I.
Our neighbor Alivia had a birthday party and Madison had fun jumping in the baby bounce house.
They also had a bouncy jumbo slide which Madison is looking at. I took Madison down the slide a couple of times. She had a blast each time. She kept wanting to go, but I was sick of waiting in line with a bunch of 4-6 year olds cutting Madison off in the line.
We went to Richond's Black and White Festival and watched the horses.
Driving back to Smithfield from Richmond--so green.
Tyler's colleague invited us to a bbq in Logan canyon. Madison wanted to visit the river.
Eating some fruit after church.
Going for a walk. All of her shoes have been giving her blisters because she has such wide feet. We let her go to church without shoes.
Going for a walk. She likes to throw her teddy bear out of the stroller and walk away.
We found this awesome park for Madison north of the Logan temple.
There is a toddler section and one for the bigger kids.
Alivia (neighbor) loves to hang out with Madison. She comes over every morning to see if Madison can play...sometimes at 8 a.m. On this occasion Alivia was eating breakfast outside. She went inside for a minute. I was talking to another neighbor when I heard Alivia start to cry. I turned around and saw Madison eating Alivia's breakfast. We just let Madison keep the bowl and Alivia's mother brought out another bowl of breakfast.
Tyler is building a blanket crate for me out of an old pallet he found in a field.
Staining the wood.
My container garden. The three hanging planters are tomatoes. I built the tomato frame out of clearance wood from Home Depot for $1.80 and painted it with some free paint I received from Lowes.
We also planted strawberries, watermelon, kale, broccoli, squash, bell plant, basil, and zuchinni.
Enjoying the weather outside with some root beer milk.
Eating a home made popsicle after church.
Helping daddy help our neighbor.
