Why we shouldn't be allowed in public (with a side of redneck)

These pictures are a little blurry but too good to miss out on. (The first two are ESP. for Taylor.) Josh got these new waders for his upcoming fishing trip at the coast. Yes, we are a little W.T.

and here he is doing a jig just to show me how comfy they are (I'm sure our neighbors had choice words about these actions in the front yard)
And then Jack wanted to do a jumping picture too.
"Take picture Jack-cheeeeeeeeeez!!!" (he repeated it about 100 times)
And the shaky face game.
And only because I've never taken a jumping picture. So here goes.....

This is how we roll

A few pictures as of recent for all our readers (but esp. Aunt Taylor)

One of the few toy guns in our house (a couple water guns and this bubble gun)

She's a jack of all trades- goes from being a cowgirl to a princess

Jack blowing bubbles (these bubble things are SWEET- you just squeeze it a touch and the wand pops out already covered in bubble liquid)

Big girls working with some math manipulatives

Aaaaah......the joys of homeschooling- reading about Ancient Egypt outside
Gracie Girl playing with the life-sized baby doll
And a sweet smile
And to show Aunt Tay how big she's getting- she's starting to pull herself up!

You too can let your three kids ages 6, 3 and 1 make ice cream totally by themselves.....

See- and then they'll eat it all too- and not share a bit with you!

Step #1: Gather all your ingredients.

*1 cup cream (or cold milk, or cold coconut milk)

*1 teaspoon vanilla (omit this if using coconut milk)

*2 teaspoons sugar

*4 cups ice (not in the picture)

*4 tablespoons rock salt (ice cream salt)

*2 ziploc bags- use the freezer kind so they don't get a hole in 'em (either both gallon sized or one gallon sized and one quart sized)

Step 2: In the first bag (quart sized if you are using that size) dump in the cream/milk, sugar, vanilla. Close that bag on up (squeeze out most, but not all, of the air).
Step 3: Fill the bigger bag with the ice and the rock salt. Kinda mix it all around in there. Now put the bag with the ingredients in there and close up the ice bag.
Step 4: Shake it.
Step 5: Give it to your little brother to shake it (and throw it on the sidewalk).

Step #6: When you feel the bag of cream and stuff get hard you've got ice cream!! Take the ice cream bag out of the ice/salt and RINSE IT OFF!!! Otherwise you'll have salty ice cream and if you like salty ice cream- ewwwwwww! Enjoy! You can also throw other things in there with the cream mixture (chocolate chips, melted peanut butter, berries, etc)