Kempton is a full time job these days. He has two speeds: fast forward and pause (and that is only when he is asleep)! He is not only fast he is also fearless and determined, a scary combination when it comes to safety. There is no stopping him because he will figure his way out of anything (as pictured above). If I turn my back for a second
Kempton can be found on top of anything like his highchair, our table, top bunk even climbing a tree.
Kempton is one going on eight. He thinks that he can do anything Peyton and his friends do- skateboarding, playing baseball, or the
Wii are a few of his favorite. He watches and follows everything we do. The other night Lance found him in the bathroom with the nail clippers trying to clip his toe nails.
Kempton loves to run down the hills in our backyard. However, it is important to remind him to look forward when running because you never know when your face might meet a tree hence the bruising above. Even a fall won't stop this wild man he just keeps going.
I think I should be worried however, Peyton was the exact same way and he seems to be turning out fine. Good thing
Kempton is so darn cute or I may need to turn him in for a slower model.
It is great to live so close to mountains and be able to escape with friends from the heat of these long summer days.
I don't know what it is with men and fire but I guess they just love to go back to those good old scouting days.
I love how everything tastes better when you are in nature from the classic hot dog, tin foil dinners and dutch oven cobbler.
The single guys just enjoyed hanging out and getting a few tips from Ryan.
Kempton was covered in dirt and marshmallow by the end of the night. I guess there is nothing better than that when you are one year old.
The little girls stayed busy collecting their favorite rocks and sticks. I love how kids have more fun with dirt, rocks, and sticks than all the gadgets and gizmos we buy for them.
