Random Acts of Jonah

Jonah is definitely my random baby. He's into everything...closets, buckets, drawers and more!

My mom taught him to help unload the dishwasher by getting all the plasticware and putting it in the drawer. This day, he decided to roll on the floor and play with all the clean lids.

He's learned a few signs so he can communicate basic needs. This means "up."

Kisses for Mommy.

Cold watermelon on the front porch. What more could a kid want...besides another shoe!

Cousins

From left to right:

Abby, Sarah, Caleb, Emma, Isaac, Luke, Jack, Hannah, and Jonah.

Goody's Candy Shop

Luke had his pick of candy at the candy shop. He chose the colorful lollipop! Boy was his tongue black by the time he'd had enough. We put it in a cup to "save for later." It's still in the cupboard; I'm pretty sure he'll ask for in a couple months! He's got a memory like no other!!

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One Day Riders Unite!

After training for months, the guys rode from Seattle to Portland in one day. The left Seattle at 5 am and rode across the finish line at 10pm! What a day, I'm sure they'll never forget the experience! Cheers!

Cave Adventures!

We explored a lava tube cave near SunRiver Oregon. We rented a lantern from the Parks Department, then headed down, down, down into the cave. It was only about 45 degrees. Just inside the cave, we could see our breath in Luke's flashlight light. He was pretty impressed!

Biker stud-muffins!

Steve, Mark and Drew trained for months in order to ride the Seattle to Portland in one day. Our trip to Sunriver Oregon was strategically planned just days prior to the ride. On one of our trips to town, the women found them matching shirts:

Sunriver to do list:

go biking,

eat,

more biking,

sleep,

some more biking.

"Are we crazy?"
"You betcha!"