Barbara with her friends Lizzy and Malina at the science fair. They did all the work themselves and did a great job!
Angie’s letting her creative side show this week, from the Exploratorium in San Francisco
Frankie is practicing her cliff jumping. Maybe one day she will learn to fly.
Good thing we didn’t come to Pahoa for Christmas last year…
We took a 5.7 mile hike to Papakolea (green sands) beach, located near the most southern point of the 50 states. According to Lonely Planet it is only one of four green sand beaches in the world! The green sand gets its color from the mineral olivine (a mineral containing iron and magnesium), found in the enclosing cinder cone of the local volcano. We were surprised at how strong and sustained the winds were on our hike. But I can say that none of us has ever felt wind like that before!
theres this really awesome app called Chatter Kid. It’s really cool, and I’ve been making things on it a lot! Here’s some examples.
So sorry I haven’t posted in a long time, but I’ve been kinda busy. You propably know this, but I went to sleep away camp last week! The one I went to is called Mystic Lake, run by by the Lansing ymca. It was AWESOME! I made lots of friends. Anyway, I’m writing this on the way to Indiana… For Jessie’s wedding!!! I’m excited. Me and Barbara get to read something! Well, yeah! Continue reading
When its cold and rainy in July what do you do? You have the Beech Street Bake Off! Bee made her famous oatmeal cookies, Frankie made homemade chocolate sprinkles, and I made cinnamon olive oil gelato! What was so nice is that Bee and Frankie made their items all by themselves. And, even though we did not plan it this way, the 3 combined made an awesome dessert!
Recipes after the jump…
Both Bee and Frankie are both playing in the Capital Area Soccer League this season so there will be plenty of soccer action! We’re already had a few games but here are the schedules for 
