Another exciting summer activity is taking the kids to see our extended families. While Sugar Land summers are definitely HOT and our visits are very short,
they were surely sweet. On Friday after the husband was finished at work, we made our way to Sugar Land
to stay with my parents and brother, or better known as Oma, Opa, and Uncle Bubba. While our arrival was pretty late, it was fun to give our welcome hugs and have a bit of hang out time with family before bed. Now as usual, our little man had an all night party that we were sadly invited to. He is definitely a much better sleeper at home these days, but was not having it on our travels. As our all nighter took us into the wee hours of the morning, when he finally did fall to sleep, that mixed with really good black out curtains and a side of exhaustion, we slept in quite a bit. Saturday when we awoke we enjoyed a super fun and super hot morning outside exploring "purple octopus flowers", playing with bubble makers, and enjoying chalky hands of sidewalk art.
{Ray, Liam, Bubba, & Aubrey}
{Oma, Opa, and Aggie dog}
{Bubble fun with the babes}
{Launcher fun with dad and daughter}
{Oma & Opa watching the fun}
It was then time for Bubba to show Aubrey her beloved purple octopus flowers. We would later be talking for weeks about this special flower as it was just for her. I adore watching this super special relationship.
It was surely a super hot but super sweet time of outdoor play with the fam. After some good outdoor play, it was time to refuel. For lunch we made our way to a Richmond and a family favorite,
Larrys Enchiladas.
{Two of my favorite gents, my brother, Chris, and husband, Ray}
{Oma, Opa, & Aubrey Love}
The food was delicious and much of it ended on the floor as Liam has a really great throwing arm. But once we were full, we came back for a bit of relaxing, for building the best kids fort, a good rest time, and a great time of catching up. I even found this little treasure of my brother and I. Chris was 6.5 and I was 2. I love this sweet picture and loved our time to catch up and rekindle.