Raly said they'd never had a slush before. . .
Raly isn't in this one because she wasn't into the photo shoot. These are the "Rangers" shirts we made. I was trying to get "Reese Girl" and "Reese Boy" to stand together, but Miles was being a weirdo.
Curtis just said tonight that sometimes the initial R and final S on Rangers doesn't show up and it looks like an "anger" shirt. Wouldn't you know that Miles jumps in the way of one of my Reese/Reese attempts and that's exactly what shows up.
Miles always makes friends with whatever kids are in the sandbox and "borrows" their toys.
Reese building a dam (for Adam :)
Raly playing in "the good sand" (translates into no rubber pieces from nearby swing area).
Sandy butts!
Sandy backs!
LOTS of sandy feet! 
Just a shot of the middle area so you can see what it is like, only Owen is in the pic.
Turkey on hamburger buns--you would have thought it was chocolate the way they devoured it!
Owen shooting a water gun.
Waiting for the bucket to fill and dump on them.
Owen tried the rings, but was too "slick with sunscreen" as he put it.
we hit the pool late afternoon and stayed until 6:30; Raly jumped off the board in a life jacket,
and Reese went under water after jumping off the bottom step :).
After dinner and baths, the little guys answered emergencies....
while the big dudes continued making junk (I mean party supplies)...
After cereal, we fixed hair...
then "Good Spiderman" (aka Owen) repeatedly saved Snow White from "Bad Spiderman" (aka Miles) and the "other bad guy with the machine gun" (aka Reese)...
then some miniature bowling....
while the big kids made tons of invitations to a party?? they are planning....
next, a walk to Dara's....
for suckers--WITH GUM!! Well worth the $1.07!!
After FOUR potty stops (mostly thanks to Miles) and several movies, we made it home...
where the big kids got out the plastic tablecloth, permanent markers (yikes!) and about 100 pairs of old socks and began the puppet making...
while the little guys fell right to sleep...
then enjoyed a little Star Wars and animal crackers (BTW--this is what is left of the huge gatorades that Adam bought them for the car ride and then wondered why they had to pee)...
then played outside (motorcycles, bikes, baseball...)....
until it was time for grocery duty...
followed by the long awaited puppet show. Owen and Raly spent three hours preparing the puppets, the "theater" complete with assigned seats, favors, snacks, and admission tickets. After dinner, baths and books they are all sacked out. 
Of course, whatever Owen does, Miles does too. His little plastic club only lasted about 5 minutes before he destroyed it.
The boys each got new KSU b-ball jersey sets. Two more and we'd have a team!
The boys with Grandma Jean and Grandpa Harlan (the jersey givers :).
On Sunday I met Sharla and her boys at Deanna Rose Farms (fun place for kids if you get the chance). The rode tractors, watched a cow being milked and most of all (at least for Owen) petted the goats. Miles did get pecked by a chicken and cried about that.
I think they were hungry, hence the grouchy faces (by mine at least). 
Just what I've always wanted!
Being that it was Father's Day, I let Adam win just this once :)
Fire Power!
The K-3 attendees.
Owen and Grant with Dominique Sutton.
And with Jacob Pullen.
Miles enjoyed "camp" as well. He got to dribble around in the unused area. He keeps asking (this week) when his basketball camp starts.
Owen doing part of a relay drill.
All of the kids got their picture taken with Coach Martin. Then he signed their shirts.
These kids (minus the little brothers) were on Owen's team at camp.
Same boys minus the brothers.