Boogs and Daddy used a Tinker Crate kit to make a lava lamp. It was really neat. They had to wire it and attach the pump. It came with four color slides to put in front of the light so the water would look different colors. Boogs receives a Tinker Crate each month in the mail (Christmas gift). He has several of them that he has not yet worked on because he wanted to do them with Daddy. It is good they have the time to work on these kinds of things together.
On the 4th of July, we kept to our traditional pedicure before heading to the July 4th celebration at the park.
Boogs was a little monkey climbing up the rock wall. He had no trouble making it to the top.
There were several bounce houses and carnival type games at the park. Boogs and Daddy each threw a dart to try and win a poster. They did it. They won a small KISS band poster. Daddy has been introducing Boogs to the wonders of music from the 70s and 80s. It was starting to get dark when I took this picture so it did not turn out well.We spent some time at the playground. Boy was it crowded with people waiting for the fireworks.
We found a spot to have a snack and wait for the fireworks.
It was a beautiful sunset.
Our town does an amazing job with their fireworks. Too bad I could not capture a good pic.
We ended our 4th of July with a few sparklers. Those are always so much fun.
Daddy has declared Wednesdays to be our "Tourist Lake Day". He wants to go to Lake Travis and find a different spot to eat lunch and see the lake. This week's lunch spot was Lucy's Fried Chicken on Lake Travis.
It was nice and breezy in the shade. Watching the boats go by on the lake gave Daddy the idea that next week's tourist lake day should include a boat ride.
Boogs finished up his week with a sleep over at a friend's house (Daddy and I got to go on a date), his last swim team practices and final swim meet of the season.
Boogs also went to an indoor trampoline place with friends. I think the "walking sticks" were his favorite thing to do at the trampoline place. He also liked jumping onto the crash-pad.
It was a busy first week of July!













