June 24 to July 5

After North Carolina, Auntie X came back to Auburn to see Pete. (She really does go by Auntie X--Pete says it all the time.)

This was at the tomato farm, in Opelika--it's too long a story to explain here but it's a place that sells hydroponically grown tomatoes from January to July, and they are amazing. You buy them on an honor system. Anyway, my mom and sister wanted to show Pete the turkeys, which went well until the bald (female?) turkey approached them and the male turkeys flipped out. Nobody was harmed.

Pete still doing well with Hank. He shows little signs of jealousy--like wanting to sit with whoever is holding Hank--but mainly he's very sweet with him.

Hank at the pool

At Acre. And my mom, who has made sure we don't all die in this newborn period. Hank's at that great age where we can take him ANYWHERE and he just sleeps. He's been to the Legacy Museum in Montgomery twice, the movies, restaurants, etc...

Pete's quilt square for school. You can tell he had a lot to do with it.

We're potty training

I sent this to my friend Tim and he said "Skeptical. Taking things in."

At the pool again

With my main man

Our only 4th of July pic. Maybe next year we'll do coordinating outfits?