More Farnsworth Water Fun

Recently we have been having lots of water fun. Here are some highlights!

Today Martha and her sons came to visit us for some water activities. As you can see, Joel led the pack into the water.

Martha's son Gabriel landed with a plop into the water.

His older brother Rafael liked going down on his belly.
What a fall, Amelia! What a fall!

Amelia wanted to have her picture taken.
Then Amelia said, "Let's do that again!"

Joel liked how the regular slide slid into the water slide.

Another day Amelia found a new use for our blue bucket!

Amelia and Joel posed for a picture with our neighbor Joel.

How do you like Joel's orange goggles at his swim class?

Joel continues to improve in his swimming, thanks to the patience of his teacher Kauro.

Comments

charity said…
I can imgaine Joel and Amelia haveing so much have but above all very blessed to have two loving parents who take the most time to be with them and just to have as much fun with them..you have blessed me with you blogs and pictures of Joel and Amelia espeically..makes me realize what Jesus Said about how special Children are...You have made me see that clearly all the more.. Keep 'em picture posting..I'm enjoying them...and do give my regard and greetings to the family...

In Him I remain
your little sister
Charity.Ruda
April 10, 2009 at 11:26 PM
Farnsworth Forum said…
Hey, Charity. Thanks for writing. We are glad to hear from you. We hope you are well and we look forward to seeing you at graduation. AT least that's what we heard, that you will be here. Take care.
Love from the Farnsworths
April 12, 2009 at 6:34 AM
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