Last original OLBC and Mothers and Fathers

This is nearly all of us in Old Lady Birthday Club on Kim's last night.  Ugh sooooo hard, and I miss her all the time. I love our OLBC. We made that name up.  Awesome.  Still awesome, but never the same Kimmmmm.

We took no pics on Mother's Day, but here are pictures of the pictures they took at church for us.  Makenna was upstairs with the Preteen good-bye party people, but then came down so we took another one with all the kids.  All here and one in the oven. ahhhhh!

On Father's Day we had just moved in, were exhausted, and the kids went in to give their daddy his gift.  It was a keychain made out of washers that says Super Dad of 4 imprinted on it.  Wow, 4!

 

Not too exciting, but this was our month of June!!

5th Grade Graduation

I am sooo behind.  I also have no idea why the pictures were on the last two posts and now are gone.  So frustrating. 
Makenna had a blast her last week of school with parties and park playing and Main Event and Graduation.  I am still in denial that she is going to Middle School.  Unreal.

Here are the Student Council Officers leading the pledge.


Blurry, but Mak getting all her awards from her sweet principal, Mrs. Booher.  We will miss her love for Makenna immensely.  It is just different when the people in the school don't know your kid anymore.

Wonderful Mrs. Farmer

Mak and her little wannbes.

Love this lady.

Colton from church.  They have been in class a few times together, including this year.  Colton is such a happy guy, a great friend to Makenna, and these 2 have each others' backs.

BFF Lynsey Lou. 

Mak, Kynleigh, Makayla, and Audrey

Now we finally found Lynsey for the pic.

Crazy boys had to get in the pic.  Mitchell is the son of Mak's 2nd grade teacher, who we also adore.  He is full of personality and is hilarious.  Mason in the middle is the dude Makenna has "liked since first grade but we are just friends." Oh my.  Ethan was our neighbor for awhile.  Silliness, but so glad for some good friendships moving on to the next phase.  These kids really take up for each other and care about one another. 

Well, 6th grade here we come, ready or NOT.