June has truly flown by and I can not believe that in less than three weeks the boys break up from school for the summer holidays.
So what has rocked my world this June?
This month has been filled with later nights spent in the garden and the joy of eating food that we have grown and watching the boys cook.
There was aa Father’s Day where we celebrated a grumpy, but much loved MadDad. We showered him with homemade gifts and lots of love and cuddles.
June was the month where loom bands finally took over the house and we crafted for craftings sake.
We watched flowers bloom and then the petals fall to the ground due to epic rain showers.
The boys attended their first cricket Match, a T20 Blast game at Durham.
A certain someone turned eight and had a “nerfday” and a world cup football party with his closest friends (more on this to come).
I spend three nights in a hotel bed on my own and got some fantastic sunglasses and reading glass thanks to Boots Opticians, but the best bit about my weekend away was the train station reunion on the Sunday!
We also had a fab day out at Dalby Forest and Go Ape Junior thanks to Vimto Squeezy and trees were climbed, water jumped in (not just by the dog) and ropes swung on.
I also attended a fab assembly by Mini’s year at school and captured a wonderful image of him and his inspirational teacher.
All in all June has been a fab month, although very tiring for me. I am looking forward to an action packed July and a more sedate August.
How was your june? If you feel like joining in, leave a link to your post below in the comments or on the linkie.
I can’t believe we are in July already! Looks like you had a fun June – liking the look of your printer btw, would you recommend? We’re looking to replace ours soon x
Great photos 🙂 I have tried to avoid loom bands but Isabelle has asked if I can get some so I must stock up xx
Sounds like June has been action-packed. Loom bands have also taken over our house too.
I can’t quite believe it is nearly the end of term either! What a fun packed month of June you’ve had – I really should try and get involved with this Small Stuff linky soon – I need to be reminded sometimes!
Loom bands are fabulous – great for manual dexterity/fine motor skills, cheap to buy and endless fun!
Sounds like a lovely month! I can’t believe we’re in July, my July will consist of one thing and one thing only – Meeting my baby!! Here’s wishing you a lovely July xx
Your June sounds like lots of fun. I hope you have fun over the summer x
What a fabulous month. I love the photo of Mini with his teacher, I must remember to do this for Roo and her teachers before she leaves this summer
Great pics! You may have the cutest dog ever. What is her/his breed? June has been crazy for us too and I’m happy it’s over. But I don’t expect July to be very quiet. Roll on August.
What a lovely idea to document your month in photos. You are blessed with cute kids and a lovely doggy 🙂
great photos – JUne sounds like it was a busy month x
June was a great month with the weather being so lovely at times. Three days on your own sounds like bliss x
Sounds like a great month! I’ve just ordered our first lot of loom bands as my children are starting to get into them…so I’m waiting for them to take over our house too!! Love the photos.
You know I haven’t seen a loom band up close and personal yet – they seem to be everywhere though, I am so out of the loop! x
Sounds like you have had an action packed June – roll on July & August now!
Love that your eating your own grown food and that you get the boys cooking!
June HAS flown by! I know it feels like I say this every month but it really has gone quickly. So wonderful that you are growing your own food! xx
June went by so quickly! Lovely that you are growing your own food and the boys are cooking – I used to do the same with my Dad when I was younger
Loom bands have invaded our house too, I am finding them everywhere. Sounds like a great June, here’s to a fab July x
It sounds a really lovely month. I wish my children were old enough for loom bands. I kind of want in on the fun! This is the first year gardening has actually worked for us, so we’re enjoying our own produce too. There’s nothing quite like it.