Friends,Family, Visitors and Children

Well, this is what the Morton's have been up to...

Chapter One

Over the last three weeks, the Morton Maidens have helped our Aunt Kathy and her sister with a handwriting camp for children ages 3-5. This has been a wonderful learning experience for us!

Getting ready for a song.

Singing a song that encorperates using shapes, which helps the children identify the shapes.

We also made play-dough, which helps strengthen children's arm and hand muscles by pouring the ingredients and mixing the dough.

Mixing... And more mixing.

Aunt Kathy, Meg, and S.A.M
Chapter Two

The following are pictures from This past Sunday Mumsie wearing "Daddy's Southern hat". Isn't it charming?
A little girl from church, Vivian
These four sweet girls are all cousins (from church).
Ruth(back row,right) and Vivian(front row, left) with their cousins
Dana, so cute!
This precious baby was born just a week and a half ago!

Chapter Three

The next set of pictures are of our family. We had a campfire with s'mores, hot dogs, chips, pie, and everything else un-healthy! We also had fun playing games such as monkey-in-the-middle, and Phase Ten (a card game),etc.

Two of our uncles chatting with Joel (our cousin) roasting a marshmallow

"Throw it to me!"

Maddie, Me, and Claire

Grandpa

Grandpa, Joel, Shea, and Uncle David (Hey, Georgia Mortons! Do they look simular to any of your family?:)

Clairsie

Grandpa, Jade, and Madeleine

Joel and Madeleine

Shea boy with the "chubby cheeks"!

Such a cutie-pie!

Chapter Four

These are of Bryce and Brendan helping Daddy (Uncle to them!) in the garage attic

Daddy and Brendan looking in the attic

"Look at all these cool tools!"

Bryce's turn up the latter

Chapter Five

On Saturday, we had the blessing of a surprise visit from our friends in MN ! Among other things, we played outside, talked and had a refreshing time! The group
One of the things we did outside was play frisbee.(notice the frisbee in the air, a good action shot!)
Two of the sweetie- pies!

chit- chatting with the children.