One of us on the slack line wasn’t enough. We all had to get on & try to bounce each other off. This bottom picture was all of us falling off except Wyatt. We had a blast & probably spent a good 5 hours on the slack line. It was well worth taking over. 

Grandma & I were watching Carlee & Clara’s piano recital on Mom’s phone.

When we were in Vail, we bought a slack line for very little money, only to find out that we don’t have trees that will work & our basement support beams (our backup plan) were much closer than we remembered. Marty & Vicki have perfect trees for the slack line, though, so we took it…

We went home that night & had a pretty mellow evening. The next morning, we woke up & walked to town center for the farmer’s market, only to find out it doesn’t start until next week. So we had breakfast at the Berk, dropped Dad back at home & the rest of us headed to…

I was using Grandma’s shoes for goal posts. If she wasn’t shooting on Caden, than she was shooting on me.

Riley & Garrett

This is how the rest of the clan spent much of the day, watching us play & enjoying the beautiful day.

I then played with this girl for a long time. She was really sweet to me (& she kicked my tush!).

Jack had a graduation party from 12-4 on Saturday & we stayed the whole time & then some. Some of his friends brought this home-made game. I’m not sure what it’s called, but it’s similar to horse shoes & corn toss. There’s a cup in the middle, & an outer rim. You get 5 points…

Grandma “shot on me” for hours & hours over the weekend. This is when I play goalie & Grandma throws the ball at me to block. I could have played every minute of every day. Grandma was a good sport & Mom made me let her have a break on occasion.