The A Gang: Bug Catching with Jared and Shana's Kids

Sep 24, 2008

Bug Catching with Jared and Shana's Kids

Emily, Melissa and Sam came and spent the afternoon with us on Saturday. I am a bit slow to post- but they were WONDERFUL! They had a lot of fun playing with my kids. They enjoyed all the bugs hopping around our yard. They grabbed the nets and went on a bug hunt. Grasshoppers were the bug of choice.

Thanks for coming to play you cute kids- we would love to have you come again anytime.

2 comments:

meegz said...: Sam looks so proud in that picture. "Going on a bug hunt..." :); September 24, 2008
Rene Weston-Eborn said...: Looks like the kids had fun and Aunt Alison's~ as usual... you are great with children.

Looks like a fun day.; September 24, 2008

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