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Pappy and Marme's House

Last week the little boys and I and Ami!!!! spent the week with my parents at their NEW house in Iowa. Their new town home is super nice and really has me thinking twice about purchasing one. They don't have any yard work to do or outside maintenance. I've spent the week drying out part of my basement and securing our place from any future leaks so a town home is sounding REALLY nice right about now. :) Anyway, it was fun to have a new place to explore. By the end of the week I felt like I was just beginning to find all the hot spots in town so the boys and I will be going back soon.  As always, we were spoiled with shopping, outings to get ice cream, splash pads, toys and most of all time with Pappy and Marme! It's always wonderful to be home and even though my parents no longer live in my childhood home, their house does still feel like home. I guess the saying "Home is where your heart is" really is true.

We chased the Ice Cream truck for four blocks and paid almost nine dollars for 3 treats but it was SO worth it. ;)

Giddy-up, Pappy!






I love how Sage's eyes are closed as he's "bracing" himself to catch the ball.

Love.

Love.

Ashley and I had the priviledge to take my dad out on a date for Father's Day. It was such a special time!
Pappy and Marme, we're coming back soon! We love you!

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