I am going to post some pictures, but before I do, I feel compelled to offer this warning:
The photos you are about to view contain images of extreme cuteness. View with caution, particularly if you are sensitive to happiness, small children and unabashed joy. These images should not be viewed by the faint of heart or anyone with an aversion to the following items: babies, puppies, rainbows, sunshine or happiness as they will not be emotionally equipped to handle the cute. If you suffer from hard heartedness, view with caution and with full awareness that you may be forced to smile. Proceed carefully and it is advisable to let out a hearty “Aaaawww” while viewing to prevent your heart from exploding.
Phew. Now that I got that disclaimer out of the way, you’re free to look. Does anything scream childhood more than this? Tell me. Anything at all?
Aaaaaawwww…
Maybe … Popsicle faces. But that’s it.
True. They actually ate popsicles while running through the sprinklers, so we had it covered. 🙂
Nope–you are forgetting mudpie hands. Surely they found a way to get dirty AFTER running through the sprinklers?
so sweet! Where was Sloan?
Sloan was wimming at a friends house. The sprinklers were a peace offering since they didn’t get to swim. And Megan, they did not get mudpie hands. That would have completed the summer day for sure. 🙂
So fun! Love it!
i came across your blog about a month ago and love the way you write! these pictures are great!! i especially love your daughter’s bathing suit…where is it from? happy packing!
Rebecca, thanks and welcome! 🙂 her suit is from Target and it’s way too small but we couldn’t find her other one so she squeezed into that one. 🙂
I can not wait until our weather is warm enough for sprinkler time and fabulous pictures! For now, you can step outside to get drenched…. in rain.
The pictures…. awwwwwww!
I totally understand, Amy. We are coming out of a 6 week deluge ourselves! We are thankful for heat and humidity!
Aaaawwww! I would live to run with them. It’s so GREAT to be wet in a sunny day.