Produce Market / Gymnastics

It was an early morning. My sister-in-law, her mother, and I went to a produce market at 6 am. The place we went to is a distributors market where all kinds of produce are available for purchase by the case (cash only). The local supermarkets and restaurant owners purchase their goods here. Mom and Dad met us there (yes, they left their place at 4 am). We bought hundreds of pounds of fruits and vegetables and split them among our families.

In speech class, Justin’s teacher, Miss Sarah, worked with him on some ‘L’ words with the ‘tab game.’ Then she moved on to words that begin with the letter ‘K.’ He usually pronounces ‘K’ like a ‘T,’ but today in class, he said a couple of the ‘K’ words correctly.

After a quick lunch, both Justin and Brian were ready to go to gymnastics class. This time, their cousin, Jaiden, and his mom joined them. Grammie and Grandpa, along with Jaiden’s grandmother also came to see their grandsons in action. As usual, the boys had fun on the rings, balance beams, trampolines, and sponge pit. Here are Brian and Justin (first and third) waiting for their turn on the trampoline. After supper, the Justin and Brian played ‘flip’ with Daddy. Kenton flipped the boys over and over again until his arms were too tired to continue. The boys laughed and laughed. It is such a joy to hear their laughter.