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Independence Day

Kyle and I bought some fireworks for the boys this year! They really loved them! We had a lot of fun watching them too!













Our community put on a 4th of July celebration called 'Falcon Freedom Days'. They had a lot of fun things for families to do...train rides, bouncy houses, food and activities. We met up with some of our small group for the celebration
Fire truck tours

Train Rides...Landin and Josh

Jamin and Nathan in their own cart


 Bouncy house right before the lightning and rain started



Landin was holding up the line...he was a little nervous

Landin stuck at the top...he finally came down with another kid lol
We ended up getting rained out and went back to our house. It actually worked out really well because we were still able to see the fireworks show from our driveway...we might just plan on staying home next year and having people over to our house.

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