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The past 7 weeks since Wyatt arrived have been an absolute whirlwind! From his birth, to Mother's Day, birthdays, the death of my sweet grandma, a baby shower, the Fish family all in town, friends visiting, adjusting to being a family of five, etc, etc, etc! We have been nonstop but enjoying summer and the memories it makes. I don't want to forget anything we've done so I thought I'd capture our time in pictures. Enjoy!

Tried wrangling a crocodile

Giving brother some love

Doing what boys do: wrestle




Learning how to color

Ahhhh! I think Wyatt will stick to the air conditioning


The only way to enjoy a summer thunderstorm: a batman suit and rain boots



Enjoying the pool in the Texas heat









Enjoying a hometown celebration at the Celina Balloon Festival





Anxiously awaiting another boy to add to the brood

Hanging out with the best daddy ever

Being silly with friends

First roller coaster ride






Learning a new sport



Making dad chase him

Taking a break from the heat

Getting red cheeks on a hot summer's day

Comments

Lindsay said…
Looks like y'all are doing great!! What a sweet & beautiful family! :)Great pictures!!!
Becca said…
lol...Batman in the rain made me smile. :)
The Manzo's said…
Love Love Love these Fish boys!!! Can't wait to see you guys soon! Love you

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