Wright Family

Summer Bliss and School Begins

This baby is too much cuteness for me to handle! Ah! We love to swim in our pool, but I think I just like to get this baby into a swimming suit:)
4th of July outfit from Nana. They really became our favorite July outfit...and August... Bri loved matching with Ru.
This handsome Hudson was an incredible swimmer this summer. He decided he wanted to get better at swimming and he went for it. He could swim for hours and hours and still have loads of energy to burn through.
Here is our matching-July-stripe-outfit girl. She is eating blueberries on the countertop, which is probably the funnest spectator sport for me. Why is everything she does so irresistably adorable??!
Came into the toy room only to find that Bri had turned Ruby into a wolf:) It is very agreeable.
Hudson enjoys a good puzzle and B is his biggest fan. Put some dinosaurs on there and this kid is in hog heaven.
Woah. Chicka bow wow! He has NO idea how cute he is.
Easter Sunday, my little darlings all ready for church. I am so crazy about her jewelry, puppies and purse fetish.
Purse? Check. Pearls? Check.
What is this? My baby girl is obsessed with transforming everything into a handbag. If it's not a real purse, it seems that flip flops are a quick solution.
This young lad is now a school boy! What?! My little fella is so grown up and doing big kid things. It is like he has a full-time job. 8-3. I miss him so much while he's away to school. 
The good news is that he is doing great! He loves his friends, his snack time and even----homework?! I know. This kid is having the time of his life with this school business. Mom is the one going through withdrawals. Brielle is second in line on the sad list and Ruby seems to be pretty happy to have Brielle all to herself. We are making it.
Bri insisted on taking a backpack for Hudson's first day of school. She was completely devastated when I told her that she would need to get back in the van and come home with me once the bell rang. "What? I'm not going with Hudson?!" Tough reality.  Things have really changed at our house! We are happy and forlorn all in one. I'm sure the forlorn will dissipate soon enough when I internalize that this isn't college or a mission send-off each day.