D-day approaching

Tomorrow is the day...we think. ;) we have had an interesting week, since all of last week we were thinking that was our last week. We had enjoyed lots of sweet family time, but then didn't know what to do with this week. So we just kind of did our normal things, with some extra family time built in. We played, shopped, relaxed, Steven packed, finalized some details, and did most of our normal activities. I picked up my computer that still doesn't work, and Steven set up the old computer so that I have something do work on until mine gets fixed. Yesterday we watched Lady and the Tramp, and had date night while Emma exhaustingly went to a friends house. I'm not going to lie, this past month has been rather tiring. We have been very flexible, but it is exhausting to be so much out of our normal routine or even our planned schedule of events. But  we have managed and soon we will settle into a new normal for a few months...with lots of skyping and getting out of the house enjoying friends and the beautiful weather. In a couple months Emma and I will head to Kansas to enjoy the summer with family. Here are a few pictures from this past week.

Emma had fun playing in her pile of toys, but not long after this I went through her toys and donated about half to the thrift shop on base. She never noticed.

We went for an evening walk, Emma didn't want to be cold in the 60-degree weather. 

Beale sunset...also prime time for mosquitoes, so we headed back early. 

Daddy taught her to low the dandilon seeds. 

We got rid of lots of toys, but we did get her several new puzzles. She loves to do them and they are quiet. She did this one all by herself. 

Trying to ride her bike. I'm no good at teaching her...

So we got daddy to help. 

Hanging out while daddy packs. 

Kid loves to do dishes. 

Outside playing ball with Pepper

Pepper had a blast