Odds & Enz: June

June went down in the books as one of the most chaotic months of my life as we moved out of our house, and then bounced around to three other houses. End of the school year madness was combined with end of residency madness, and I officially never want to live out of suitcases for over a month ever again.

Our favorite park to run to...

Amazing Bubble blower skills

Watching this kid play catcher in catching gear that was way too big for him made baseball games a lot more entertaining then they would have been otherwise.

42 degrees in June. But look at that ocean view!!

Water bead craziness with friends!

Pollywog catching!

This kid managed to catch a salamander.

And Evy caught a snail!!

Cute little painted turtle

End of Preschool Tea Party

Soaking up every beach day we had left!

Logan's art show!

Climbing in New Hampshire with friends

The rivers in New England have my heart.

Blueberry kiddo

My little reader

Some of the flowers from my backyard.

The "wading swamp" at the Children's Garden. Apparently, we missed the memo on not submerging yourself.

Portland Sea Dogs Game!

I made Cammi come visit me so she could help with the kids while I packed. She was a HUGE help! I also needed some member of my family to be able to appreciate the beauty of Maine with me!

The most awkward team photo I've ever seen.

Sea glass finds!

The kids asked me to take one last picture of their rooms in Maine before I packed them up so they could always remember them. Little sweeties!

Moving Day!

All of our earthy possessions, packed snug into a 6 foot by 6 foot cube.

This sweet little man had a really hard time with the move. He asked me to take lots of pictures of him on his favorite swing. Logan was such a trooper, and so brave through the whole thing!

My adorable little gardener who was SO not excited about having to do the hoe down dance with just two other kids.

Amazing what a difference two front teeth makes!

AHHH!! RESIDENCY GRADUATION!!!

Ryley was awarded the resident teacher of the year award. He was known throughout his program for being kind, asking about everyone's families, and regularly saying, " I love this job!" So proud of this amazing man and all he has accomplished.