The past two months in pictures

Ok, so the pictures ended up in reverse order. First so photos from camping in Yellowstone.
Isaiah has a very nurturing heart. He loves Susannah's baby dolls; feeding, diapering and putting them to bed juts like mom does. I have a whole post just wanting on this subject.
For all our friends in Asia who are suffering in the heat, we had snow 3 times in June. It was so cold. We keep wishing for hot weather!
Some photos from the Zoo in Milwaukee with my parents. Both kids go crazy for animals.

Isaiah loves dogs, thankfully Chase enjoyed being sat on, rolled over and ridden while we stayed with my parents.
Susannah managed to crawl inside the stool, sit up, make some faces at us and then go over the bar to climb out. All without knocking over the stool or hurting herself. Who said girls are calm and well-mannered hasn't met my little one.
We had a blast at the Air Zoo in Kalamazoo Michigan. I highly recommend it if you are ever in the area. It has things for 2 year old's up through grownups.

On the road...again

We head out on the road once again tomorrow. This time we'll be enjoying the drive between Billings, MT and Fort Collins, CO. Instead of a one day quick drive down we are planning on a week long camping trip. A few nights in Yellowstone and then a few nights in Thermopolis, WY at their hot springs. It's suppose to be cold and rainy all week so we'll see how long we last. It is also our first attempt at car camping with 2 little kiddos. Pray for us!

Our time in Montana was wonderful and tiring. We visited with many friends and even took a trip up to Beartooth Mountain Christian Ranch, where we went to Bible college. The fresh air was incredible. There were days during the past year when we dreamed of breathing the air in Absarokee. Where we lived in Asia the air was so polluted that there were days we could not see the end of the block. We also had the chance to share in 4 churches about how Great God is and what he has been doing on our lives. If we missed seeing you we are truly sorry. Know you are loved and apperciated everyday.

Onto Colorado...maybe we'll see you next.