I am behind, I know.  Molly had tubes put in her ears in May.  She is doing well.  The surgery was fast and she got over it very quickly.  It's been a month, and we haven't had an ear infection.  That's a good sign.  I hope they stay put in there and we don't have to go do it again. 

She is very active at this stage and doesn't stay put long enough to get pictures often.  I try hard.  She generally smiles after the picture is taken, which is too cute.  She is growing up and is learning new things every day.  She still doesn't say 'Momma' very frequently, but I have heard it and it is music to my ears.  She loves to play outside and take rides in the golf cart.  She loves to sing, and loves to dance even more.  Cute, Cute, Cute.  She has her daddy wrapped around her little finger, and he loves it.

Sadie is working this summer at the country club.  She has enough money saved up to buy herself an iphone.  I love how responsible she is, but miss her little days.  I dread the day when she is not at home every day. 

Sophie made her first visit to the dentist last week.  Surprisingly she loved it.  She did have a cavity and we have to go back in a few weeks for a filling.  I hope her feelings are the same after we leave that day. 

This next picture was taken at the park on their fun day the last week of school.  Sophie cried on the last day because she was going to miss her teacher.  She did that last year too.  Bless her bones, she is the sweetest most sentimental thing.  She is worried about second grade.  She told me that she is glad she passed, but really wanted me to hold her back next year so she could be in Mrs. Backus' class. 

This was on awards day.  She got 2 awards.  I secretly thought that one was going to be an award for pulling the most slips.  I didn't tell her that!!  Please pray with me that she learns to keep her mouth shut next year.  She ended up with a B in conduct, which kept her off of the Honor Roll. 

Yesterday we went to Children's for Molly's checkup.  The doctor said that her hand looks good and was very impressed with her.  She said that it is definitely not slowing her down and wants to check it again in a year, unless we have some new concerns that arise. 

They are not interested at all in trying to separate the two fingers, mainly because there is not a full two fingers in there and they are afraid it might hinder her function of it.  She is using it fine and they do not want to take the chance of damaging that.  I agree, but I really want to do everything that is possible for her. 

Sophie is with her MeMe.  She and Spencer have been at church camp all week.  I have called her through the week and she is having a blast.  She has given me reports of hiking, swimming, volleyball, arts & crafts, water sliding, and music. 

She loves being with her MeMe and she loves spending time with Spencer.  The camp is just an added bonus.  I have really missed the little toot this week and can't wait to pick her up this weekend. 

But I am so glad that she got the opportunity to do something so fun.