Back in Commission

The boys in hog heaven at the Coudersport Fire Hall Pre-Marathon Dinner

Rex

Felix and Rex fishing at Fun Day

Felix and his best buddy William at Pre-school

Scott and Felix behind Cucumber Falls at Ohiopyle State Park

Rex found a buddy

Stomping ants at the campsite

Skipping stones on the Youghioghengy

The ultimate S'more

Attempted Mother's Day pictures...one of my presents

Brothers

Cowboy Felix on his mighty Steed, Swiffer

Felix in action at T-ball

The brothers who pee together, stay together

Felix was in Doctor mode and thought the "bruises" on Rex's chest needed bandaids

Rex had just bonked his cheek, so Dr. Felix came to his rescue with his "Emergency Kit"

Patched up by Dr. Felix

Felix reading a book to Rex to make him feel better after applying the bandaid

I'm happy to finally have a computer in our house once again.  After a long and brave battle with some ingrate Dell sales associates, Scott finally gave up on them, and bought a MAC.  I've heard over and over that they are so much easier to use, but after being a PC for so long, I'm finding the ease not easy to find.  (Not sure if that made sense.)  However, I am determined to become a proficient MAC-er.  

In our computer absence, we have a few pictures that catalog the beginning of our summer vacation.  Felix finished his first year of pre-school.  The pictures shown are from his last day of school.  I am anxious for the next school year because I was able to find a pre-school class that will allow both Rex and Felix to be in the same class.  They are so excited and I am so excited to have 2 days a week/2 1/2 hours on those days to myself.  We might actually have a clean house for the first time in 4 years!

We also took a camping trip to Ohiopyle, PA which is on the Youghiogheny River.  It is beautiful out there.  We climbed over river rocks, hiked up waterfalls, and risked our lives on the natural river water slides.  I'm still shaking over the last mentioned.  

Other pictures are just the every day goings on in the Johnson household.  

We are most anxious for the Family Reunion.  We really treasure the time we are able to spend with you all being that it is so infrequent.  We are so grateful you all made the time and sacrificed the money to spend time in Glacier.  It means the world to us.  We feel at a loss being so far away, but feel so blessed to have a loving family.