The Osborne Family: October 2015

Tuesday, October 20, 2015

Monday, October 19, 2015

We went to Aiken to support dad and show awareness for Parkinson's disease with the "moving day" walk. Unfortunately, due to heavy rain the walk didn't happen. But we still found ways to move that day anyways with s trip to Augusta's AirStrike.

Even you-hoo got in on the fun. We missed the best photo opp when she swung into the foam pit...and couldn't get out. 😂😂😂😱

Eli was a rock star.

Beau could take it or leave it, this time.

Priss having a ball.

Luke and Henry having a blast.

Even Thomas had fun. Missing pictures of Rachael and sad. Dad didn't jump but had an enjoyable time carrying mom and my purse around and watching everyone jump! ☺️ good memories!

Eli and Beau, Beau and Eli

Caught a rare moment of these two sitting still together. I predic that one is going to be a rule follower. One is going to be a rule breaker. Together they will be trouble.

Whatcha doing big boys?

Field trip!

Finally I was able to attend one of Henry's field trips. He was excited, until he realized he had to ride in my car and not on the daycare van, aka the school bus. But he got over it. We went to the Mauldin fire department. I think he had fun with the puppet show, safe smoke house, popcorn and fun games/prizes. I'm glad I was able to go.

His class and teach, Mrs. Shannon.

Popcorn time

Checking out the truck.

Playing games for prizes.

The puppet show!

Gnomes

Ever heard of fairy gardens? Well gnome gardens are the boy versions of fairy gardens. And my two big boys were so excited to do this with Yoo-Hoo!!

So glad they did these. They are so cute and useful with herbs in them. And there is even a baby orange tree in each one. My dad experimented and grew some orange trees from seeds of an orange he ate!!

Monday, October 5, 2015

Sky Top 2015

The Angels and the osbornes (minus husbands) did our annual apple farm visit alone this year. It's getting harder and harder to get everyone together. So when a Saturday arose and both dads had to work, Rachael and I took to the mountains to entertain kids for the day. Thankfully we still, for now, fit in one car. But come January we will be back in two. Thankful we were able to work our annual trip in even if it was exhausting!! And I should mention that only Luke picked an apple off the tree this year, instead Rachael picked bags of apples for us to take home because we knew we wouldn't make it down into the orchard and back with everyone still smiling. Donuts, hayride, playground, cider and a mountain side picnic was enough to wear ourselves out. Needless to mention both Eli and Beau pulled some gymnastics moves while in their strollers and ended up on their sides still strapped into their strollers. (With a little help from our helping hand volunteers) both were not harmed. Thank goodness.