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June's Travelogs

The month of June was the busiest we've been in a long, long time.  Then, July came around and before I knew it, July was almost over!  We've had trip after trip ... including one to Puerto Rico (Jon went for work).  And, just when I thought things had settled down a little bit to let us enjoy our summer, we stumbled into the Arizona Family Home Educators Homeschool Convention, with school starting in two weeks!  It's been one crazy summer .... and I can't wait to get school started (another post coming on that one).  Anyway, here are few "travelogs" for you to peruse, just in case you've been wondering where we've been:


Our New Backyard
Hill Family Reunion
The Grand Canyon 
San Diego
Werner Family Reunion

Comments

Anonymous said…
This is all SO much fun. I dont ever remember my camera so this is fun to see all of the things you have done this summer
Aubrey A said…
Wow! You guys all went to Puerto Rico! Fun!! You were super-duper busy! I'm so glad you made time to see us! :) Can't wait to hear about the convention.
Jon said…
Unfortunately the whole family didn't go to Puerto Rico...just Jon. I had to go there for work.
Aubrey A said…
Oh sad Jon. :( That's a long way to go for work! Yowsers. I hope you didn't go solo though. . .hopefully someone got to go with you.

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